Gang members shoot policeman while gunning for rivals linked to NURTW leaders
"We did not know there were policemen in the area. It was Temidayo who fired the gun, while I was hit by bullets fired by the policemen"
Abuja satellite town dumpsite residents lament hellish stench
Across major roads and narrow inner streets, heaps of refuse spill from makeshift dumpsites onto the roadside. Black nylon bags burst open
Navy hands over 3 Ghanaian stowaways to Immigration in Lagos
The Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) BEECROFT, on Wednesday, handed over three suspected stowaways rescued from a merchant vessel, MT ANATOLIA, to the Nigeria Immigration Service, NIS, in Lagos, as part of ongoing efforts to curb illegal migration and strengthen maritime security.
ITUC-Africa rallies continent for stronger voice on jobs, regulation at global labour talks
As the future of work rapidly shifts under the weight of digital platforms, automation, and fragile labour systems, African trade unions are racing
Africa poverty crisis deepens as ILO warns of protection gap
ILO has raised fresh concerns over widening poverty levels in sub-Saharan Africa, warning that weak social protection systems
High transport fares: Students groan, skip classes
From Iyana Ipaja to Yaba, Lagos, Joyce, a student of the University of Lagos, UNILAG, used to spend N1,000 on public transport before taking another bus
