The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has called for a living wage for vulnerable workers in the country.

The Borno Chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has advocated for proactive skill and vocational training programmes for improvement of social and economic status of women in the state.

IT was a gathering of who is who in the labour movement as the NLC rounded off its 40th  anniversary activities.

The country has a better moral standing than the likes of el-Rufai who has demonstrated that he is not fit to hold public office or political position. He is an embarrassment to public office in Nigeria. He speaks out of both sides of the mouth. This is the same el-Rufai who once gate-crashed into one of NLC’s protests and pleaded to have NLC apron to be part of the protest

I think the most challenging one I faced was when we tried to, after series of engagements on prices and so on, Obasanjo announced what he called fuel consumption    tax and without recourse to parliament 

Institution building is today globally acknowledged as the hallmark of nation building. But often the focus is on the state institutions.

YESTERDAY, Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, rounded up activities marking its 40 years anniversary celebrations.

The NLC had as its founding President, Alhaji Hassan Sunmonu whose leadership  built the administrative foundations of the Congress, secured its first headquarters in Lagos, popularised the NLC in the consciousness of Nigerians, promoted the culture of collective leadership and won the first National Minimum Wage in the country.

President Muhammadu Buhari has re-assured Nigerian workers that his administration will continue to work toward an inclusive economy that adequately caters for them and their families.

The quality of Congress leadership seems to diminish with each succeeding administration including the two I served in; this is to the extent that today, forty years later, the difference in leadership quality is like viewing a mountain top from the valley

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) on Sunday sought God’s divine intervention in efforts to address challenges confronting Nigerian workers.

President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Mr Ayuba Wabba, has urged workers to get their Permanent Voter Cards, PVCs, to vote out state governors owing salaries and allowances.

The President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Mr. Ayuba Wabba, has urged workers to get their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) to vote out state governors owing salaries and allowances.

Kaduna State Government has set a precedence in correcting the observed problem and overhauling the entire process of training and recruitment of teachers

The protest embarked upon by the members of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Nigeria Union of Teachers in Kaduna State against the sack of over 21,000 teachers is shameful, counter-productive and a disgrace to the teaching profession.