November 6, 2026
Informal Workers Have Limited Input in Africa’s Trade Policies, ILO Says

Informal Workers Have Limited Input in Africa’s Trade Policies, ILO Says

Informal workers and small businesses play a major role in Africa’s trade but often have little opportunity to influence the trade and labour policies that affect their livelihoods, according to new research by the International…

Court Orders Sa’adu Zungur University to Reinstate Lecturer, Pay Salaries From February

Court Orders Sa’adu Zungur University to Reinstate Lecturer, Pay Salaries From February

The National Industrial Court of Nigeria, Bauchi Judicial Division, has nullified the termination of the appointment of Muhammed A. Muhammed, a lecturer at Sa’adu Zungur University, Bauchi, after finding that the university failed to follow…

Federal Workers Demand Immediate Reduction in PAYE Tax Deductions

Federal Workers Demand Immediate Reduction in PAYE Tax Deductions

Many Federal Government workers have called for an immediate reduction in the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax deducted from their monthly salaries, saying the high deductions are reducing their purchasing power amid increasing prices…

FCT Civil Servants Back Three-Day Warning Strike Over Rising Cost of Living

FCT Civil Servants Back Three-Day Warning Strike Over Rising Cost of Living

Civil servants in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have expressed support for the three-day warning strike declared by public service workers over the Federal Government’s alleged failure to address their demands on welfare, remuneration and…

Kwara Declares Monday Work-Free for Teachers to Mark World Teachers’ Day

Kwara Declares Monday Work-Free for Teachers to Mark World Teachers’ Day

Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, has declared Monday, October 5, 2026, a work-free day for teachers across the state to commemorate the 2026 World Teachers’ Day. The declaration was contained in a statement issued on…

Enugu Law Officers Begin Seven-Day Strike Over Welfare, Allowances

Enugu Law Officers Begin Seven-Day Strike Over Welfare, Allowances

The Law Officers Association of Nigeria (LOAN), Enugu State Chapter, has commenced a seven-day warning strike over the state government’s failure to address outstanding welfare and remuneration issues affecting its members. The strike began at…

OAUSTECH Confirms Funds for 2025 FG-Union Agreement,  Workers to Receive Arrears

OAUSTECH Confirms Funds for 2025 FG-Union Agreement, Workers to Receive Arrears

Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH), Okitipupa, Ondo State, has confirmed the release of funds by the state government for the implementation of the 2025 Federal Government-unions agreement, including payment of arrears and…

Kebbi NLC Rejects Malami’s N110,000 Minimum Wage, Pension Claims

Kebbi NLC Rejects Malami’s N110,000 Minimum Wage, Pension Claims

The Kebbi State chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has faulted promises made to workers by Abubakar Malami, African Democratic Congress (ADC) governorship candidate, in his Independence Day address. Usman Murtala, NLC chairman in…

Public Sector Workers Threaten Strike From Friday Over Fuel Price, Low Wages

Public Sector Workers Threaten Strike From Friday Over Fuel Price, Low Wages

Public sector workers say they will down tools from Friday, October 2, if the Federal Government fails to meet their demands on petrol price and workers’ welfare. The workers, under the Joint National Public Service…

Federal Workers Give Tinubu Sept. 30 Deadline, Threaten Strike Over Fuel Price, Wages

Federal Workers Give Tinubu Sept. 30 Deadline, Threaten Strike Over Fuel Price, Wages

Federal workers have asked President Bola Tinubu to bring down the price of petrol to N500 per litre and raise the minimum wage to N300,000. The demand was made by the Federal Workers Forum, FWF,…

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