Kwara now among top 10 viable states as Revenue Service reforms stop leakages, generate over N300bn in 6 yrs
When Uba Ahmed worked against Labour movement
Impactful Labour Ministers
Citizen Daniyan’s ordeal at Ikeja Army Cantonment
The untold story of Hilary Clinton’s visit in Nigeria
The political strike that floundered
Why govt rejected initial minimum wage bid (9)
How police battered the 1964 TUCN march
Chiroma stood for independence of the Labour Movement
Why we applied to UN, AU for recognition – Onwuka
Bayelsa Flag and Coat-of-Arms
Sunmonu revolutionised Labour with ‘workers charter of demands’
Nigerians speak on Ogoni, Bakassi political autonomy
A nation on edge: Will Nigeria’s break-up become a reality ?
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Subscribe‘Separation won’t remove all our misfortunes’
Declaration of autonomy by aggrieved groups in Rivers and Cross River states of the federation while Bayelsa State intends having its own anthem, flag and coat of arms may be pointers to secession, suggestive of disgruntled citizenry lacking a sense of belonging with regard to the Nigerian federal arrangement.
The Military distrusted Labour under Wahab Goodluck
AUGUSTINE Bamidele Dania, one of the affected workers explains why “Suddenly, they stopped beating us. We never knew what was happening.
Imoudu’s release led to re-organisation of Labour
IMOUDU’S biographer, Baba Oluwide wrote that: “A week after the German instrument of surrender was gladly accepted, the war cabinet of Mr. Winston Churchill of Great Britain despatched to all their possessions, the world over, for amendments to the Defence Regulations (under which Imoudu was detained) Speculations were rife that Imoudu would soon be released”.
Iva Valley massacre accelerated independence
The man elected President of the new NLC in 1978 was a charismatic follower of Wahab Goodluck; Comrade Hassan Adebayo Sunmonu. Same period coincided with the last phase of the military’s self-imposed transition programme which was to end on October 1, 1979 with the handover of power to civilians.
How Military decreed against organised Labour
ON the other hand the West African Pilot and Daily Comet both Zik Newspapers highlighted Imoudu’s role and encouraged the strike.
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