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Nigeria NLC: Fuel Price Hike Destroys Benefits of ₦70,000 Minimum Wage
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) criticizes the recent petrol price hike, stating it has rendered the ₦70,000 minimum wage ineffective. NLC President Joe Ajaero revealed that President Tinubu's promises were misleading, and workers are struggling to cope with economic hardship caused by rising... -
Nigeria Ajaero Not Above the Law, Presidency Tells UK TUC Amid Human Rights Dispute
The Nigerian Presidency has rejected UK TUC's human rights abuse claims over the arrest of NLC President Joe Ajaero. The DSS detained Ajaero for failing to respond to a summons. The Presidency emphasized that Ajaero is not above the law, dismissing accusations as baseless and founded on... -
Nigeria NLC Demands Joe Ajaero's Release: Midnight Deadline Set
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has issued a midnight deadline to the Federal Government for the unconditional release of President Joe Ajaero, detained during his travel to the UK. The NLC condemns this action as illegal and plans a National Executive Council meeting to discuss further... -
Nigeria NLC Leader Joe Ajaero Arrested After Refusing Police Invitation Related to Air Peace
Femi Falana, lawyer for Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) president Joe Ajaero, asserts his client's recent arrest by the DSS is unrelated to prior police invitations. Ajaero was detained at Abuja Airport while heading to a TUC conference, prompting concerns over the legality and motives behind his... -
Nigeria NLC Raises Alarm: Petrol Prices Could Surge to N5,000 Per Litre
Benson Upah, spokesperson for the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), warns that petrol prices could reach N5,000 per litre, following recent increases contrary to government agreements. He emphasizes widespread anger among Nigerians and criticizes the government's failure to alleviate economic... -
Nigeria Nigeria Labour Congress Demands Immediate Reversal of Petrol Price Hike Amid Crisis
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) demands an immediate reversal of the recent petrol price hike, citing betrayal by the federal government. Prices have surged nationwide, worsening inflation and increasing costs for businesses. Fuel shortages are reported, with residents turning to black market... -
Nigeria “Traumatic and Nightmarish” – NLC Slams Tinubu Over Rising Petrol Costs
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has accused President Bola Tinubu of betrayal following a rise in petrol prices and fuel shortages. NLC President Joe Ajaero criticized Tinubu for breaking promises regarding fuel price stabilization and the implementation of a new minimum wage, calling the... -
Nigeria NLC Plans Peaceful March in Support of President Ajaero Following Police Invitation
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has announced a nationwide peaceful prayer procession on August 29, 2024, to show solidarity with President Joe Ajaero, who has been summoned by the police on serious allegations. The NLC emphasizes maintaining peace during the procession and warns of a... -
Nigeria New Minimum Wage in Nigeria: NLC Warns of Possible Postponement
The Nigeria Labour Congress warns that implementing the new N70,000 minimum wage could face delays due to necessary adjustments, despite optimism for a rollout by the end of the month. Only seven of 36 states have set up implementation committees amid ongoing labor negotiations with the... -
Nigeria Femi Falana Explains Joe Ajaero’s Absence from Police Interview
Human rights lawyer Femi Falana explains why Nigeria Labour Congress President Joe Ajaero cannot attend a police interview on August 20, 2024, citing prior commitments. Falana requests detailed information on the serious allegations against Ajaero and proposes rescheduling the meeting to August... -
Nigeria NLC Raises Alarm Over Police Summons of President Joe Ajaero Amid Terrorism Allegations
The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) convened an emergency NEC meeting following the police invitation of its President, Joe Ajaero, over allegations of terrorism financing. The NLC expressed concerns about the summons, warning that Ajaero's detention could lead to a nationwide strike, and called... -
Nigeria NLC to Shut Down Nigeria Over President Ajaero’s Detention Threat
The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) threatens a nationwide strike if its President, Joe Ajaero, is detained. The NLC’s NEC held an emergency meeting following Ajaero’s police invitation over alleged terrorism financing. The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has issued a stern warning that it will... -
Nigeria NLC Demands Tinubu Engage with Protest Leaders, Tackle Economic Challenges
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) urges President Tinubu to engage with protest leaders and address citizens' hardships, citing rising inflation and tariffs. NLC President Joe Ajaero emphasizes the need for empathetic governance and dialogue to alleviate economic burdens and frustrations among... -
Nigeria Why We Accepted the N70,000 Minimum Wage - Labour Leaders
Labour leaders accept N70,000 minimum wage after Tinubu pledges three-year reviews. The decision resolves prior strikes over wage hikes in Nigeria. Labour leaders, including Joe Ajaero of the NLC, have accepted the new N70,000 minimum wage following President Bola Tinubu's commitment to review... -
Nigeria Tinubu Agrees to Raise Minimum Wage to N70,000 Amidst Labour Talks
President Bola Tinubu agrees to raise minimum wage to N70,000 following talks with labour leaders, aiming to ease economic strains. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has agreed to implement a new minimum wage of N70,000 following a meeting between government officials and organized labour, as... -
Nigeria NLC Threatens Economy Shutdown Over Minimum Wage Decentralization Bill
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) threatens to shut down the economy for a month if the National Assembly decentralizes the minimum wage. NLC President Joe Ajaero emphasizes the union's opposition to wage disparities across states, highlighting the importance of equal pay for equal work The... -
Nigeria Labour Party Alleges NLC-Government Collusion to Weaken Opposition
Labour Party accuses the Nigeria Labour Congress of colluding with the government to undermine the opposition and Peter Obi's 2027 presidential bid. LP reaffirms Julius Abure as chairman and criticizes NLC for neglecting workers' interests. The conflict highlights tensions in Nigeria's political... -
Nigeria Wage Dispute: NLC President Stands Firm on Wage Demands
NLC demands ₦250,000 minimum wage amid wage dispute with government. Joe Ajaero insists on fair pay amidst economic challenges The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has stood firm on its demand for a ₦250,000 minimum wage, rejecting the Federal Government's offer of ₦62,000. NLC President Joe... -
Nigeria Nigeria Labour Congress Denounces Governors' Attempt to Override Minimum Wage Negotiations
Nigeria Labour Congress challenges governors' bid to set state minimum wages independently, citing it as dictatorial and harmful to workers' welfare. The NLC insists on upholding a national wage floor to ensure fair standards and economic stability amid varied state financial capacities. The... -
Nigeria Nigeria's Minimum Wage: Tinubu Delays Decision, Cites Need for Comprehensive Approach
President Tinubu delays the decision on the new national minimum wage for further consultations. FEC supports the move to include input from states and the private sector. Minister of Information Mohammed Idris announces decision after FEC meeting. The government aims for a comprehensive...
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