November 5, 2026
NUT Raises Alarm Over Teachers’ Pay, Welfare and Staffing Shortages

NUT Raises Alarm Over Teachers’ Pay, Welfare and Staffing Shortages

The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has decried poor remuneration and welfare of teachers, teacher shortages and persistent attacks on schools across the country, calling for increased government investment in education, improved teachers’ welfare and…

NCSU Honours Tinubu with Shield Award for Workers’ Welfare

NCSU Honours Tinubu with Shield Award for Workers’ Welfare

The Nigeria Civil Service Union (NCSU) has conferred its prestigious Shield Award on President Bola Tinubu for what the union described as his commitment to the welfare and interests of Nigerian workers. The award was…

Ondo University Unions Suspend Four-Week Strike, Direct Workers to Resume Tuesday

Ondo University Unions Suspend Four-Week Strike, Direct Workers to Resume Tuesday

Academic and non-academic unions in three state-owned universities in Ondo State have suspended their four-week-old strike, directing members to resume duties on Tuesday. The Joint Action Committee of Ondo State-Owned Tertiary Institutions (JAC-ODSTI) announced the…

NARD Gives FG Two Weeks to Resolve Doctors’ Welfare Issues, Threatens Strike

NARD Gives FG Two Weeks to Resolve Doctors’ Welfare Issues, Threatens Strike

The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has given the Federal Government a two-week ultimatum to resolve outstanding welfare and professional issues affecting resident doctors, warning that failure to act could lead to industrial action…

Delta Workers Resume Monday as Labour Seeks Justice for Deputy Director’s Death

Delta Workers Resume Monday as Labour Seeks Justice for Deputy Director’s Death

Civil servants in Delta State will return to work on Monday, September 28, after organised labour called off its action over the death of a senior government official. The workers had shut down the state…

Atiku Calls for Higher Minimum Wage, Says ₦70,000 No Longer Enough for Workers

Atiku Calls for Higher Minimum Wage, Says ₦70,000 No Longer Enough for Workers

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has thrown his weight behind organised labour in the push for a new living wage, saying the current ₦70,000 minimum wage has been wiped out by inflation under President Bola…

Court Orders Construction Company to Pay Worker ₦20m Over Workplace Injury

Court Orders Construction Company to Pay Worker ₦20m Over Workplace Injury

The National Industrial Court, Yenagoa Judicial Division, has ordered China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation Nigeria Limited to pay ₦20 million to its worker, Mr Inyang Collins, as compensation and general damages for an injury he…

FG Launches Online Discount Shop to Strengthen Welfare of Military Personnel, Veterans

FG Launches Online Discount Shop to Strengthen Welfare of Military Personnel, Veterans

The Federal Government has unveiled an online discount shop to provide affordable access to essential goods for Armed Forces personnel, veterans and their families, as part of efforts to strengthen the welfare framework for those…

Kogi Pharmacists Seek Better Working Conditions, Greater Role in Healthcare

Kogi Pharmacists Seek Better Working Conditions, Greater Role in Healthcare

Pharmacists in Kogi State have called for greater recognition, improved working conditions and stronger inclusion in healthcare delivery to enable them contribute more effectively to patient care. They made the call on Friday in Lokoja…

Delta NLC Declares Indefinite Strike Over Deputy Director’s Death

Delta NLC Declares Indefinite Strike Over Deputy Director’s Death

Activities at the Prof. Chike Edozien Secretariat in Asaba were paralysed on Friday after workers shut down the complex and declared an indefinite strike over the death of a Deputy Director. The Nigeria Labour Congress…

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