Miners’ deaths: Adeyanju rejects panel payment, vows to expose cover-up
Killing over alleged blasphemy rocks Sokoto
NDLEA bursts bandit’s drug supply chain, nabs fleeing supplier
WAEC/NECO fees: Benue orders refund of N106,000 charged by school
Trump vows to ‘retaliate’ after IS attack kills US troops in Syria
Millions lost as fire razes ex-governor’s Abuja building
Trump, Andrew, Bill Clinton, Gates appear in new Epstein photos
Man kills nursing mother, baby over paternity feud in Katsina
DSS releases three wrongly detained banditry suspects
Bird strike grounds flight, triggers passenger riot at Abuja Airport
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SubscribeFusengbuwa Ruling House rejects KWAM 1’s claim to Awujale throne
The family faulted the certification of KWAM 1’s lineage form, noting that it was endorsed by Adetayo Abayomi Oduneye, whom they described as “a purported family unit head”
Reps urge 50% cut in airport charges, tax breaks for airlines
The House of Representatives on Thursday condemned the sharp and continuous rise in domestic airfares across the country, warning that the escalating costs risk shutting millions of Nigerians out of Christmas travel.
ECS: Employers’ manipulation of payroll records, one of gravest threats to workers’ safety — NSITF
*Staff drags employer, Fund to court over non-compliance By Victor Ahiuma-Young One of the high points of the 12th National Triennial Delegates’ Conference, NTDC, of the Association of Senior Staff of Banks, Insurance and Financial Institutions, ASSBIFI, held recently in Lagos, was the public confirmation that Nigerian workers are more vulnerable today than ever, not because […]
Ngige in EFCC custody, not kidnapped — Aide clarifies
Former Anambra State governor and immediate past Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, is in the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), not a kidnap victim, despite a surge of panic and speculation that swept through political circles on Wednesday.
NASU fumes over illegal check-off deductions, union fragmentation
By Victor Ahiuma-Young The Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions, NASU, has raised strong objections over what it describes as a growing wave of illegal check-off deductions and attempts to fragment its membership across various institutions in the country. The union said these actions, allegedly perpetrated by some managements and former members, directly violate […]
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