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  1. NASU Members Begin Receiving Salaries as Government Responds to Strikes

    Nigeria NASU Members Begin Receiving Salaries as Government Responds to Strikes

    The Federal Government has released funds to pay withheld salaries for the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU) and benefits for retirees. This comes amid a nationwide strike by NASU and the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) demanding a resolution of salary disparities. The...
  2. Federal Government Wants Nigerians To Get Permission Before Using National Anthem

    Nigeria Federal Government Wants Nigerians To Get Permission Before Using National Anthem

    The Federal Government of Nigeria has urged citizens to seek permission before using the national anthem to avoid misinterpretation. Announced by the NOA's Director General, this new policy aims to protect national symbols. Press conferences will be held nationwide to raise awareness about the...
  3. No NIN, No Rice: FG Launches Sale of ₦40,000 Bag of Rice

    Nigeria No NIN, No Rice: FG Launches Sale of ₦40,000 Bag of Rice

    The Nigerian government has launched a sale of 30,000 metric tonnes of milled rice, available only to public servants with valid National Identification Numbers (NIN). Priced at ₦40,000 per 50kg bag, this initiative aims to curb racketeering and combat rising food prices amid ongoing challenges...
  4. FG Confirms Samoa Agreement Signing, Insists on Anti-Gay Law Supremacy

    Nigeria FG Confirms Samoa Agreement Signing, Insists on Anti-Gay Law Supremacy

    The Federal Government of Nigeria confirmed signing the Samoa Agreement, maintaining that Nigeria’s laws against same-sex marriage remain superior. The agreement, designed to foster development and cooperation, has sparked controversy among activists and clerics. The government clarified that...
  5. Nationwide Jubilation as Federal Government Declares June 12 Public Holiday

    Nigeria Nationwide Jubilation as Federal Government Declares June 12 Public Holiday

    The Federal Government declares June 12 a public holiday to mark Democracy Day. Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo underscores the importance of reflection and unity. Discover President Bola Tinubu's initiatives for economic reform and security. Stay informed on Nigeria's democratic progress The...
  6. FG Plans Relocation of Ikoyi Prison Due to Urban Encroachment

    Nigeria FG Plans Relocation of Ikoyi Prison Due to Urban Encroachment

    The Federal Government reveals plans to relocate Ikoyi Prison and other correctional centers away from urban areas due to encroachment concerns. The Minister of Interior emphasizes challenges posed by urbanization and underscores the need for buffer zones. Inmate audit and facility renovation...
  7. Nigerians Confused as Federal Government Plans Contest for Production of New National Anthem

    Nigeria Nigerians Confused as Federal Government Plans Contest for Production of New National Anthem

    Federal Government to Launch Contest for New National Anthem with Authentic Nigerian Melody The Federal Government has announced plans to launch a contest for the production of a new National Anthem with an authentic Nigerian melody, according to Leadership Newspaper. Director General of the...
  8. Nigerians Recall Past Lies as FG Claims Resolution of UAE Visa Ban

    Nigeria Nigerians Recall Past Lies as FG Claims Resolution of UAE Visa Ban

    The Federal Government announced the resolution of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) visa ban on Nigerians, with an imminent announcement expected. Festus Keyamo responds to criticisms, emphasizing the importance of diplomatic resolution due to significant Nigerian travel and investment in the UAE...
  9. Nigerians Alarmed by FG's Plan to Deduct N20 Trillion from Pension Funds for Infrastructure Projects

    Nigeria Nigerians Alarmed by FG's Plan to Deduct N20 Trillion from Pension Funds for Infrastructure Projects

    The Federal Government's approval to deduct N20 trillion from pension and life insurance funds for infrastructure development signals a strategic move towards economic growth. during Tuesday's Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting, the Federal Government unveiled plans to allocate N20 trillion...
  10. Nigeria Fires Back at Binance: No Room for Blackmail in Government

    Nigeria Nigeria Fires Back at Binance: No Room for Blackmail in Government

    Nigerian Federal Government responds decisively to Binance CEO's bribery allegations, denouncing them as blackmail. Amidst accusations of money laundering and terrorism financing, the government asserts the need for a transparent investigation and judicial due process. The Federal Government...
  11. Helicopter Operators Join in Condemnation of Excess Taxes over $300 Landing Levy

    Nigeria Helicopter Operators Join in Condemnation of Excess Taxes over $300 Landing Levy

    Learn about the controversy surrounding the Federal Government's introduction of a $300 landing fee for helicopter operators through NAEBI Dynamic Concepts Limited. While some operators comply, others resist, sparking division within the industry. Minister Festus Keyamo issues a directive...
  12. Labour Threatens Nationwide Strike if ₦615,000 New Minimum Wage Not Announced by May 31

    Nigeria Labour Threatens Nationwide Strike if ₦615,000 New Minimum Wage Not Announced by May 31

    Labor unions in Nigeria, spearheaded by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC), have set a firm deadline for the federal government to institute a new national minimum wage by May 31. This demand comes despite the recent announcement by the government of a 35 percent...
  13. Umahi vs. Obi: Clash Over Federal Government's Coastal Road Project Intensifies

    Nigeria Umahi vs. Obi: Clash Over Federal Government's Coastal Road Project Intensifies

    At a stakeholders' meeting in Lagos regarding the contentious Lagos-Calabar coastal road project, Dave Umahi, Minister of Works, seized the platform to address the recent criticisms levied by Peter Obi. With tensions simmering over the coastal road's construction, Umahi vehemently accused Obi...
  14. Workers Express Relief as Federal Government Assures New Minimum Wage Implementation from May 1, 2024

    Nigeria Workers Express Relief as Federal Government Assures New Minimum Wage Implementation from May 1, 2024

    The Federal Government has assured Nigerian workers that the implementation of a new minimum wage will commence from May 1, 2024, despite ongoing negotiations by the Tripartite Committee On National Minimum Wage. Speaking at the May Day celebration in Abuja, the Minister of State Labour...
  15. Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Project: FG Starts Demolition of Landmark Beach and Adjacent Properties

    Nigeria Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Project: FG Starts Demolition of Landmark Beach and Adjacent Properties

    The Federal Government has commenced the demolition of Mami Chula Beach and other properties along the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Right of Way. Led by Minister for Works, David Umahi, the demolition marks a significant step towards the realization of the long-awaited coastal road project...
  16. President Tinubu Launches Consumer Credit Scheme to Empower Working Nigerians: What You Need to Know

    Nigeria President Tinubu Launches Consumer Credit Scheme to Empower Working Nigerians: What You Need to Know

    President Bola Tinubu has given the green light for the first phase of the Consumer Credit Scheme, signaling a significant step forward in facilitating financial assistance to Nigerians. The scheme, designed to bolster consumer access to credit, aims to empower working citizens to fulfill their...
  17. Disappointment and Anxiety Grip UTME Candidates as FG Projects Only 20% Admission Success Rate

    Nigeria Disappointment and Anxiety Grip UTME Candidates as FG Projects Only 20% Admission Success Rate

    The Federal Government has issued a sobering revelation, predicting that merely 20% of candidates sitting the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) may secure admission into universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education nationwide. Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir...
  18. Controversy Surrounds Government's Decision to Bar Under-18s from Tertiary Education Entry

    Nigeria Controversy Surrounds Government's Decision to Bar Under-18s from Tertiary Education Entry

    The Federal Government has implemented a directive mandating that candidates below the age of 18 cannot gain admission to tertiary institutions in Nigeria. This decision, announced by the Minister of Education, Tahir Mamman, during a monitoring exercise of the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation...
  19. Palliative Loan Programme: Here's How to Apply for Nigeria's Federal Government Funding Programs for Nano Businesses

    Nigeria Palliative Loan Programme: Here's How to Apply for Nigeria's Federal Government Funding Programs for Nano Businesses

    The Federal Government of Nigeria, under the auspices of the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Investment, is introducing two initiatives aimed at mitigating the impact of the fuel subsidy removal: the Presidential Conditional Grant Programme and the Presidential Palliative Loan...
  20. Nationwide Power Disruptions Loom as Electricity Union Threatens Strike Over Tariff Hike

    Nigeria Nationwide Power Disruptions Loom as Electricity Union Threatens Strike Over Tariff Hike

    The Federal Government has appealed to members of the National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) to reconsider their decision to strike following the recent electricity tariff hike. Despite the union's insistence on withdrawing services if the government does not reverse the tariff hike...
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