Zamfara NLC threatens strike, demands implementation of N30,000 minimum wage The Informant247

Fuel subsidy: No going back on planned strike – Labour unions

The Organised Labour has vowed to proceed with its nationwide strike scheduled for Wednesday, over the removal of petroleum subsidy. The unions, comprising the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), the Trade Union Congress (TUC), made this known after a meeting with government representatives at the presidential villa on Monday, while it expressed doubt regarding the ability…

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Omicron: Lagos govt vows to prosecute anyone flouting COVID-19 guidelines, travel protocols The Informant247

Fuel subsidy: Lagos Gov., Sanwo-Olu rolls out palliatives, orders ‘Dafo’ to slash fare

Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the Lagos State Governor on Monday, announced Palliatives measures to cushion the effect of the subsidy removal. Sanwo-Olu, while rolling out the palliatives at a media briefing, also ordered a 50 percent reduction on buses owned by the state government, with effect from Wednesday, and a 25 percent slash from yellow buses popularly…

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Tinubu to service chiefs: Work as a team to ensure peace, stability in Nigeria

Nigerian President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has urged the newly-decorated service chiefs to work as team in ensuring peace and stability in the country. Tinubu stated this on Monday when he decorated the service chiefs with their new ranks at the council chambers of the presidential villa. Those decorated were Christopher Musa, chief of defence…

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Fuel subsidy: Tinubu approves provision of buses to tertiary institutions’ students

Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Monday, approved the provision of buses to students of tertiary institutions across the country to “ease the burden of the fuel subsidy removal” on them. Tinubu, in a statement by Dele Alake, his special adviser on communication and strategy, said the buses will be given to “students’ bodies of…

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Just In: Stop ‘arbitrary increase’ of fees, Tinubu orders federal institutions

Nigerian President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has ordered the federal institutions to stop “arbitrary increase in sundry fees payable” amid the hardship faced by Nigerians as result of fuel subsidy removal. Special adviser to the president on communication and strategy, Dele Alake made this known in a statement on Monday. Details later…

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Ministerial Screening: Why Senate didn’t interrogate Wike – Akpabio

Godswill Akpabio, the Senate President, Federal Republic of Nigeria has explained the reason why Nyesome Wike, the former Rivers State governor and the Tinubu’s ministerial nominee was not thoroughly quizzed when he appeared before the Senate for screening. Wike was asked to take a “bow and go” after reading his brief profile and following an…

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Ministerial Screening: I’m a performer, Tinubu won’t regret nominating me – Wike

Nyesome Wike, the immediate past governor of Rivers State, has promised that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will not regret nominating him as a minister, saying he is a performer. Wike, while speaking during his ministerial screening before the Senate, said that he executed and commissioned series of capital projects, across Rivers when he served as…

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Senate begins screening of Tinubu’s ministerial nominees with ‘bow and go’

The Nigerian senate has begun screening of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s ministerial nominees It could be recalled that the president had last week Thursday, sent the much-awaited list containing 28 names to the senate with the promise to send another batch “soon”. The constitution mandates the president to appoint at least one minister from…

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NLC to FG: No court order stopping us from peaceful protest

The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has informed the Solicitor-General of the Federation and Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice, stating that there is no order, be it interim, interlocutory or perpetual, from either the National Industrial Court or any other court to restrain labour union from participating in peaceful rallies convened by it. The union also…

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