July 30, 2026
FG Launches Phase II of Ecological Transition Project to Drive Green Jobs and Decent Work

FG Launches Phase II of Ecological Transition Project to Drive Green Jobs and Decent Work

The Federal Government has launched Phase II of the International Labour Organization (ILO) Social Dimension of Ecological Transition Project, with a renewed focus on creating thousands of decent, low-carbon jobs for Nigerians between 2025 and…

FRSC Opens 2026 Recruitment Exercise Across Officer, Inspector and Road Marshal Cadres

FRSC Opens 2026 Recruitment Exercise Across Officer, Inspector and Road Marshal Cadres

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has commenced its 2026 recruitment exercise, inviting qualified Nigerians to apply for vacancies across its Officer, Marshal Inspector, and Road Marshal Assistant cadres. In a recruitment announcement shared on…

FCTA to Promote Over 13,000 Civil Servants as 2025 and 2026 Exercises Receive Approval

FCTA to Promote Over 13,000 Civil Servants as 2025 and 2026 Exercises Receive Approval

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) is set to promote more than 13,000 civil servants after the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, approved the conduct of the 2025 and 2026 promotion exercises,…

Kano Line Recruits 100 Casual Workers Ahead of CNG Fleet Expansion

Kano Line Recruits 100 Casual Workers Ahead of CNG Fleet Expansion

The Kano State Transport Authority, Kano Line, has recruited 100 casual workers as part of preparations to expand its operations and modernise its fleet with compressed natural gas (CNG)-powered vehicles. The State Commissioner for Transport,…

NSITF Urges Employers to View Worker Protection as a Driver of Business Competitiveness

NSITF Urges Employers to View Worker Protection as a Driver of Business Competitiveness

The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has urged employers to regard worker safety and social protection as strategic investments that enhance business competitiveness rather than as operational costs. Speaking at the fifth Annual Summit…

Federal Workers Forum Demands ₦300,000 Minimum Wage, Citing Rising Cost of Living

Federal Workers Forum Demands ₦300,000 Minimum Wage, Citing Rising Cost of Living

The Federal Workers Forum (FWF) has called for an immediate review of Nigeria’s national minimum wage from ₦70,000 to ₦300,000, arguing that the current salary structure no longer reflects prevailing economic realities. The group said…

Borno Begins Verification of 1,066 Newly Recruited Teachers to Address School Staffing Shortages

Borno Begins Verification of 1,066 Newly Recruited Teachers to Address School Staffing Shortages

The Borno State Government has commenced the documentation and verification of 1,066 newly recruited teachers following the release of the list of successful candidates for employment into the Borno State Senior Secondary School Education Board…

Ondo State to Verify and Re-interview Teachers Affected by Flawed Primary School Recruitment

Ondo State to Verify and Re-interview Teachers Affected by Flawed Primary School Recruitment

The Ondo State Government is set to verify and re-interview teachers whose appointments were nullified after irregularities marred the last primary school recruitment exercise. The Ondo State Universal Basic Education Board (ODSUBEB) announced the move…

Group Warns Elderly Care Reforms Will Fail Without Investment in Healthcare Worker Welfare

Group Warns Elderly Care Reforms Will Fail Without Investment in Healthcare Worker Welfare

The Renewed Hope for the Elderly has warned that Nigeria’s plan to expand pension and healthcare reforms for senior citizens will fall flat unless healthcare workers who treat them are properly supported. At a world…

The Side Hustle Economy: How Inflation Is Forcing Abuja’s Professionals to Work Double Shifts

The Side Hustle Economy: How Inflation Is Forcing Abuja’s Professionals to Work Double Shifts

As the rising cost of living continues to strain household finances, many workers in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have turned to petty trading and other side hustles to supplement their incomes. Respondents, including civil…

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