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Court halts conduct of Oyo NULGE’s election
The Industrial Court of Nigeria in the Ibadan Judicial Division has stopped the conduct of the election to usher in new executive of the Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), Oyo State Chapter.
Edo NURTW in leadership crisis
Leadership crisis has hit the Edo State chapter of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) as two persons; Comrade Odion Olaye and Mr. Saturday Oamen are laying claims to be state chairman of the union.
Court adjourns hearing in SSANU’s suit challenging new exco
An Industrial Court in Abuja has adjourned hearing in a suit by the University of Abuja chapter of the Senior Staff Association of Universities (SSANU), challenging the newly elected members till December 3.
Industrial court president lauds Edo governor on investment in judiciary
President of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria, Hon Justice Babatunde Adejumo, has lauded the commitment of the Governor Godwin Obaseki-led administration towards ensuring that the judicial arm of government is given the necessary support to function effectively.
Strike: Labour minister to meet with NASU, SSANU leaders
Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige has scheduled to meet with the leadership of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities and Associated Institutions, NASU, and the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, to avoid the planned “mother of all strike” by the unions.
Federal government directs inclusion of sacked staff school teachers in payroll
The Federal Government has directed that the Accountant-General office and National Salaries, Income and Wages Commission should commence the process of including in the payroll sacked teachers of staff schools in the 2020 budget.
Lagos Assembly to intervene in LASPOTECH crisis
Lagos State House of Assembly has resolved to wade into the crisis rocking the state polytechnic over disagreement between the management and staff of the institution on salary structure.
Nasarawa pensioners decry hardship, exclusion from payment voucher
Pensioners in Nasarawa State yesterday decried the untold hardship being experienced due to the decision of the state government to delist their names from the Payment Voucher (PV).
Justice Onnoghen absent as alleged non-assets declaration trial begins
Proceedings commenced at the Code of Conduct Tribunal Abuja on Tuesday with the Chief Justice of Nigera, Justice Walter Onneghen, conspicuously absent for the second time.
Minimum wage: Aviation workers to stop work midnight
Aviation workers will down tools from midnight today in compliance with the call for an industrial action by Labour.
Sacked council workers drag Kaduna government to court
The Industrial Court in Kaduna has adjourned hearing in the case instituted by the 4,042 sacked local government councils’ workers in Kaduna State seeking for their reinstatement.
Strike: Federal offices, schools, courts shut in Enugu
Offices, schools and courts controlled by the Federal Government have shut down businesses in Enugu State in compliance with the nationwide strike directed by the National Labour Congress.
JOHESU: Jigawa FMC staff yet to suspend strike, demand settlement of unpaid salary
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JOHESU strike: Court ‘takes over’ negotiations
The Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) says it is “considering” suspending its ongoing strike which has crippled services at public hospitals across Nigeria.
French village staff school teachers protest short payment of salaries
Teachers at the Nigeria French Language Village Staff School in Badagry on Thursday protested against alleged continuous short payment of their salaries.
38 Dismissed Nigerian Army officers drag federal govt to ECOWAS court
One and half years after they were dismissed under controversial circumstances, 38 top officers of the Nigerian Army have headed to the community court of justice of the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS.
Court stops JUTH from sacking resident doctors
An Industrial Court sitting in Abuja on Thursday stopped the management of Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) from sacking its resident doctors.
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Police arrest five for rape in Akwa Ibom
Akwa Ibom State Police Public Relations Officer, CSP. Fredrick Nnudam, disclosed this in a statement, Thursday in Uyo, the state capital.
Champions League and Europa League last-16 venues confirmed by UEFA
UEFA has confirmed that the outstanding Champions League and Europa League last-16 second leg matches will be hosted by the clubs who were scheduled to play at home.
DisCos advocate CBN-funded massive roll-out of meters to address power challenge
Power Distribution Companies (DisCos) have advocated a Central Bank-funded massive meters roll-out project, to ensure that electricity customers were adequately metered.
INEC confirms 17 political parties for Ondo guber poll
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has confirmed that 17 out of the 18 registered political parties will be contesting the October 10, 2020 Ondo state governorship election.
FIDA, NCWS, others fault Governor Ayade over Justice Ikpeme
International Federation of Women Lawyers, FIDA, Nigeria; Women in Politics and National Council for Women Society, Nigeria, among others civil society organisations, have described the refusal of Governor Ben Ayade of Cross River State and members of the state House of Assembly to confer Justice Akon Ikpeme as the Chief Judge of the state, as gross injustice.
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NSIA posts N36 billion profit in 2019
The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) recorded a profit of about N36.15 billion from its investments in the 2019 financial year but fears worse returns this year due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on its markets.
Kenya Airways to lay off staff, reduce network and assets – chief
Kenya Airways will lay off an unspecified number of workers, reduce its network and also get rid of some assets due to the coronavirus crisis, its chief executive said in an internal memo reviewed by Reuters.
Governor Akeredolu: We will protect our people during election
Ahead of the forthcoming governorship election in Ondo State, Gov. Oluwarotimi Akeredolu has reiterated the commitment of his administration to protection of lives and property.
Plateau governor’s chief of staff tests positive for coronavirus
The Chief of Staff to the Plateau State Governor, Noel Donjur, has tested positive for COVID-19.
Ekiti landlords, landowners to pay mandatory property tax
As part of the efforts to shore up its Internally General Revenues (IGR) for more infrastructural development, the Ekiti State government has introduced mandatory payment of Property Tax by landlords and landowners across the 16 local government areas of the state.