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Jonathan NwokporAccording to the Nigeria Army, early on Wednesday, June 12, 2024, troops on clearance operations raided an Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) training camp and its armed wing, the Eastern
Read MoreJonathan NwokporThe Federal Government has issued a warning to organised labour not to negotiate a new minimum wage that would put the well-being of around 200 million Nigerians at risk or
Read MoreJonathan NwokporPresident Bola Ahmed Tinubu said a new minimum wage law would shortly be sent to the National Assembly. In his broadcast on Wednesday for Democracy Day, Tinubu revealed this. He
Read MoreJonathan NwokporThe Organised Labour has said it will not recognise a minimum pay of N62,000 or N100,000 for Nigerian labourers as a “starvation wage.” At Friday’s most recent Tripartite Committee on Minimum
Read MoreJonathan NwokporAccording to the Southwest governors on Monday, negotiations between the Nigerian government and organised labour should consider fiscal federalism. Regardless of the conclusion, the governors declared their support for the
Read MoreJonathan NwokporThe federal government’s new national minimum salary is now N62,000 instead of N60,000. Organised labour did this following their reduction in demand from N494,000 to N250,000. The Tripartite Committee on
Read MoreJonathan NwokporThe N60,000 minimum salary the federal government had proposed has been rejected by the governors of the 36 states that comprise the Federation. The Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) Director of
Read MoreJonathan NwokporLeaders of the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress have agreed with the Federal Government to halt the indefinite strike, which came about 24 hours after workers severely damaged
Read MoreJonathan NwokporIn response to the planned, organised labour strike scheduled to begin on Monday, the federal government has stated that it will worsen the financial hardships of the people. Reacting on
Read MoreJonathan NwokporThe Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC), representing organised labour, have announced an indefinite strike starting on June 3, 2024. The Federal Government appears stubborn in
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