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  1. Labour Unions Meet Federal Government to Address Rising Fuel Costs

    Nigeria Labour Unions Meet Federal Government to Address Rising Fuel Costs

    The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) are meeting with the Federal Government to discuss pressing issues, particularly fuel prices and their impact on the economy. Key officials, including the Minister of Labour and the National Security Adviser, are participating in...
  2. TUC Blasts Government Over Petrol Price Hike, Predicts Social Unrest

    Nigeria TUC Blasts Government Over Petrol Price Hike, Predicts Social Unrest

    The Trade Union Congress (TUC) has condemned the recent petrol price hike, urging the Nigerian government to reverse the decision. TUC warns that the increase, along with electricity tariff hikes, will worsen the nation's economic hardship, risking social unrest if immediate action isn't taken...
  3. NLC Demands Tinubu Engage with Protest Leaders, Tackle Economic Challenges

    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...
  4. Nigeria Labour Congress Denounces Governors' Attempt to Override Minimum Wage Negotiations

    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...
  5. Minimum Wage Tussle: Nigerian Government Warns Labor's Demands Are Unrealistic

    Nigeria Minimum Wage Tussle: Nigerian Government Warns Labor's Demands Are Unrealistic

    The Nigerian government insists labor's N250,000 minimum wage demand is unsustainable, pushing for N62,000 despite union opposition. The Presidency warns meeting labor's demands would use up all resources meant for the entire population. Unions reject the N62,000 figure as insulting and demand...
  6. Nigeria Labour Flexibility: Minimum Wage Negotiations Continue Amidst Economic Strain

    Nigeria Nigeria Labour Flexibility: Minimum Wage Negotiations Continue Amidst Economic Strain

    Nigeria's labor unions clarify stance on minimum wage, open to adjustments. President Tinubu to decide between ₦62,000 and ₦250,000 proposals. Concerns raised over affordability. Nigeria's organized labor has clarified its stance on the ongoing minimum wage negotiations, stating that it is not...
  7. Nigeria Minimum Wage Negotiation: Government's 62K Offer Falls Short of Unions' 250K Demand

    Nigeria Nigeria Minimum Wage Negotiation: Government's 62K Offer Falls Short of Unions' 250K Demand

    The Nigerian government increased its minimum wage offer to N62,000 while labor proposed N250,000, highlighting differences in the ongoing dispute. This article explores the rationale, implications, and potential impact of a significant minimum wage increase on the economy and workers. After...
  8. Governors' Forum Deals Blow to Nigerian Workers, Declares Minimum Wage Unsustainable

    Nigeria Governors' Forum Deals Blow to Nigerian Workers, Declares Minimum Wage Unsustainable

    Nigerian Governors' Forum declares N60,000 minimum wage unsustainable, sparking reactions from labor unions, and economic experts. Decision could impact millions of workers, and consumer spending. In a significant development, the Nigerian Governors' Forum (NGF) has declared that the N60,000...
  9. Nigeria Minimum Wage Negotiation: FG Proposes ₦105,000?

    Nigeria Nigeria Minimum Wage Negotiation: FG Proposes ₦105,000?

    President Tinubu's government proposes a substantial ₦105,000 new monthly minimum wage for Nigerian workers, aiming to boost purchasing power and address economic challenges, pending stakeholder consultations and potential debates. Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy...
  10. NLC and TUC Suspend Strike Following Government Commitment to Higher Minimum Wage

    Nigeria NLC and TUC Suspend Strike Following Government Commitment to Higher Minimum Wage

    Organised Labour, comprising the NLC and TUC, suspended their strike for five days as negotiations with the government commence. The Federal Government, after a six-hour meeting, committed to raising the minimum wage above N60,000. The Tripartite Committee will meet daily to finalize the new...
  11. No Local Flights as Aviation Unions Barricade Airports Over Minimum Wage Dispute

    Nigeria No Local Flights as Aviation Unions Barricade Airports Over Minimum Wage Dispute

    Aviation unions lock down airports, grounding local flights in minimum wage strike. International flight operations on Tuesday morning continued as local airports remain shut down following the indefinite strike action declared by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress...
  12. From ₦400k Demand to ₦60k Offer: Nigeria's Minimum Wage Compromise Stirs Debate

    Nigeria From ₦400k Demand to ₦60k Offer: Nigeria's Minimum Wage Compromise Stirs Debate

    The federal government and labour unions agreed on a new minimum wage above ₦60,000, sparking mixed public reactions over the compromise. The agreement between the federal government and organised labour to peg the new national minimum wage at over ₦60,000 has sparked mixed reactions across...
  13. Falz Hits Out at FG as Strikes Leave Him Stuck After Charity Match

    Nigeria Falz Hits Out at FG as Strikes Leave Him Stuck After Charity Match

    Rapper Falz the Bahd Guy is stranded by the NLC nationwide strike after a weekend trip but voices support for labor's demand to raise the minimum wage. Nigerian rapper and actor Falz the Bahd Guy has found himself caught up in the nationwide strike called by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC)...
  14. Backlash as Presidency Aide Suggests Labour Should Be Grateful for Civilian Rule

    Nigeria Backlash as Presidency Aide Suggests Labour Should Be Grateful for Civilian Rule

    Tinubu's aide sparks outrage by telling labour unions to be grateful for civilian regime, implying harsher consequences under military rule amid power grid shutdown. Bayo Onanuga, the Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Information and Strategy, has sparked controversy with his remarks...
  15. Intimidation Tactics? NLC Sounds Alarm as Soldiers Surround Wage Negotiation Venue

    Nigeria Intimidation Tactics? NLC Sounds Alarm as Soldiers Surround Wage Negotiation Venue

    Nigeria Labour Congress alerts of soldiers surrounding wage negotiation venue, raising concerns over intimidation. NLC warns against coercion amid talks, fearing prolonged strikes. The outcome holds critical implications for the workforce and economy. The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has...
  16. Nigerian Government Calls Emergency Meeting to Address Nationwide Strike Over Minimum Wage Dispute

    Nigeria Nigerian Government Calls Emergency Meeting to Address Nationwide Strike Over Minimum Wage Dispute

    The Nigerian government has called for an emergency meeting with NLC and TUC leaders to resolve the ongoing nationwide strike over minimum wage disputes. The unions demand N615,500, while the government offers N60,000 The Federal Government, aiming to resolve the ongoing labour strike, has...
  17. Presidency Claims Labour Union Strike Politically Motivated, Citing Labour Party Influence

    Nigeria Presidency Claims Labour Union Strike Politically Motivated, Citing Labour Party Influence

    The Nigerian presidency claims the ongoing labour union strike is politically motivated by Labour Party supporters. Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga argues that the strike harms ordinary Nigerians and calls for negotiations. The Nigerian presidency, through its spokesperson Bayo Onanuga...
  18. Passengers Stranded as Indefinite NLC Strike Cripples Abuja Airport

    Nigeria Passengers Stranded as Indefinite NLC Strike Cripples Abuja Airport

    The NLC strike has paralyzed Abuja Airport, with all flights grounded due to the industrial action over demands for better wages and working conditions. Chaos and frustration engulfed Abuja's Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport as the indefinite strike called by the Nigeria Labour Congress...
  19. Labour Standoff: Judges, Litigants Blocked from Abuja Courts in Workers' Strike

    Nigeria Labour Standoff: Judges, Litigants Blocked from Abuja Courts in Workers' Strike

    Judiciary staff in Abuja follow NLC and TUC orders, barring access to courts for judges and litigants. The strike halts legal proceedings in FCT High Court, Federal High Court, Court of Appeal, and Supreme Court. The closure continues until further notice from the national NLC headquarters. In...
  20. Strike: Labour Union Pushes NASS for Fair Wages, Opposes Starvation Wage

    Nigeria Strike: Labour Union Pushes NASS for Fair Wages, Opposes Starvation Wage

    Joe Ajaero, NLC President, demands living wages for Nigerian workers during a crucial meeting with National Assembly officials. The NLC threatens a nationwide strike over the federal government's inaction on minimum wage and electricity tariff issues. Festus Osifo, TUC President, highlights...
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