Latest news summary in Nigeria
Doctors in Kano state have distanced themselves from the ongoing strike by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC). They stated that they are not members of the NLC and will not participate in the strike action.
Unions in Nigeria have shut down the power grid and disrupted airlines as they begin an indefinite strike over the minimum wage. The unions are demanding an increase in the minimum wage due to the high inflation rate in the country.
The Onne Multipurpose Terminal in Nigeria has welcomed its largest boxship, demonstrating the growth of the port despite the ongoing strike action in the country.
Despite the strike, the Kano branch of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has backed out of the nationwide strike. They have stated that they will continue to provide medical services to the people of Kano.
The strike action by the unions has resulted in a nationwide blackout in Nigeria as they have shut down the electricity grid. This has also led to the closure of major airports in the country.
Nigeria's National Grid Shutdown and Flight Disruptions as Unions Launch Indefinite Strike Over Minimum Wage
Nigeria is experiencing a surge in foreign direct investment (FDI) as the administration of Tinubu marks one year in office. The country is attracting more investors despite the ongoing strike action.
Amidst the strike action and record inflation, Nigeria's disgraced 'super cop' Abba Kyari has been released from prison after 27 months.
The strike action in Nigeria has also attracted international attention, with media outlets around the world reporting on the disruption caused by the unions' demands for higher wages.
The strike action in Nigeria has led to the disruption of various sectors, including agriculture. However, Alia, a company in Benue, has commissioned 33 tractors to boost agricultural activities in the state.
Business conditions in Nigeria have shown improvement in May, as the country's Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rises to 52.1. This indicates a positive trend in the economy despite the ongoing strike action.
The staff of tertiary institutions in Ondo State will receive a wage award of ₦35,000, as approved by the Deputy Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa.
The protection monitoring report by the UNHCR in Maiduguri, Nigeria highlights the situation in the region from March to April 2024.
As part of the strike action, the Nigerian unions have shut down the power grid, leading to a nationwide blackout.
Kogi State in Nigeria is taking steps to tackle food insecurity by presenting 100 tractors to 10,000 farmers.
The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) in Bauchi has planted trees to celebrate its 60th anniversary, promoting a clean and safe environment.
The Nigerian government is facing challenges with the new registration system for the Pos platform.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Nigeria, Geoffrey Onyeama, highlights the role of Morocco in strengthening relations between Korea and Africa.
The nominees for the Trendupp Awards 2024 include Enioluwa, Elsa Majimbo, Opeyemi Famakin, Taaooma, Tunde Onakoya, Veekee James, and others.
Tinubu's administration is focused on completing ongoing projects to make residents of Lagos comfortable, according to Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike.
Former BBNaija housemates are said to be unsuccessful in the music industry, according to Efe.
The Nigeria Stock Exchange (NGX) has seen a rise of N995 billion over a 5-day rally.
Enyimba and Shooting Stars shine in the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL), while Gombe United is relegated.
President Tinubu prioritizes the return of the old national anthem as his way of governing.
The NGX has experienced a rise in value of N995 billion over a period of 5 days.
Nigeria is facing electricity shortages and the closure of major airports due to the strike action by unions demanding higher wages.
A Nigerian marriage counselor is holding sessions in Zimbabwe, attracting a lot of attention.
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