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NLC officials in Anambra state complied with the directive of the Nigeria Labour Congress to embark on a two-day nationwide warning strike. The officials took their compliance to another level by chasing workers out of the state secretariat, using canes. This action caught many workers by surprise, as they had not witnessed such seriousness from the labour union before. The strike also led to the closure of banks and courts in the state capital, Awka. However, commercial activities continued uninterrupted, with markets and shops open for business.
Dr Sulaimon Ogunmuyiwa, Chairman of the First-Class Muslim Foundation, advises first-class degree holders to make the best use of their qualifications within the first two years. He highlights the need for graduates to go beyond relying solely on their credentials and to actively seek opportunities to add value to society. Ogunmuyiwa also calls on the government to make the university system more attractive to retain brilliant minds and promote positive change in the country.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) embarked on a warning strike in Benue state, which saw full compliance from all affiliates. Banks, schools, offices, and various other establishments affiliated with the NLC remained closed. The strike, aimed at protesting the removal of fuel subsidies, was supported by labor leaders who emphasized the need for everyone to participate. While the Trade Union Congress (TUC) did not join the strike, NLC members highlighted the significance of everyone's involvement in the struggle against the adverse effects of the subsidy removal. They urged the government to focus on fixing oil refineries to reduce fuel prices instead of relying on short-term palliatives.
The partnership between Nigeria and Turkey has the potential to generate over one million jobs in the healthcare and infrastructure sectors. The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) welcomes the collaboration and highlights the need for government support to create a conducive environment for private sector growth. The aim is to bridge the gap in healthcare services, reduce medical tourism, and boost the local economy.
Prof. Akpan Ekpo, Chairman of the Foundation of Economic Research and Training, has called on the newly appointed Nigerian Minister of Finance, Mr Wale Edun, to tackle the challenges of rising inflation, insecurity, and the cost of governance. In an interview, Ekpo highlighted the factors contributing to inflation and suggested possible solutions. He stressed the need to curtail government expenditure, address the security situation, and boost productivity to combat inflation effectively.
Commercial activities in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, came to a standstill as commercial banks and other public institutions joined the two-day warning strike embarked on by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC). The strike action, aimed at finding a lasting solution to the economic hardship facing Nigerians following the removal of fuel subsidy, saw the closure of banks and the grounding of civil service activities in the state secretariat.
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Chapter of the University of Maiduguri Alumni Association has paid the medical bills of 51 patients at the National Hospital, Abuja, to mark the 57th birthday of Vice-president Kashim.
ECOWAS Chairman, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has shown support for a nine-month transition period in Niger Republic in the wake of the recent coup that ousted President Mohammed Bazoum. Tinubu suggests that the successful transition period implemented in Nigeria in 1998, under General Abdulsalami Abubakar, could serve as a model for Niger if the coup leaders are sincere. The African Union has suspended Gabon and is calling for the restoration of constitutional order and the addressing of root causes of coups in member states. Additionally, the military junta in the Niger Republic has expressed its willingness to engage in dialogue with ECOWAS.
The Edo State Universal Basic Education (SUBEB) Chairman, Ozavize Salami, has announced that public primary and junior secondary schools in the state will be resuming academic activities with a return to the 5-day school week and regular closing hour. The decision aims to restore teacher-pupil contact time, provide in-person support for students, and enhance learning outcomes. The transition to full in-person learning will be facilitated through well-planned modalities.
Workers in Ondo State partially observed the two-day warning strike declared by the Nigeria Labour Congress. Some workers reported to their duty posts following the directive of the state head of service. This forced the leadership of the NLC to enforce the strike as they stormed some offices. Ondo state chairman of NLC, Victor Amoko, said some workers were directed to go to work by the state head of Service. He said workers in the state complied with the strike and urged the state workforce to cooperate with the union leaders.
Workers in Ondo State have partially observed the two-day warning strike declared by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) as some reported to their duty posts following the directive of the state head of service. However, the strike was enforced in some offices by the NLC leadership, who urged the state workforce to cooperate with union leaders.
The 2023 edition of the New Yam Festival in Lagos promises to be a grand celebration of Igbo culture and tradition. Prince Ubochi C. Ubochi, the Prime Minister of Ndigbo in Eti-Osa Local Government Area, has been chosen to chair the event, ensuring that it attracts Igbo people from all walks of life. Read on to learn more about this upcoming festival and its significance in Igboland.
The Kano State chapter of the National Labour Congress (NLC) has joined the ongoing warning strike across the country. The strike action is a result of the Federal Government's perceived failure to address the suffering of the Nigerian masses, months after removing fuel subsidy. The NLC is demanding concrete measures to alleviate the hardships faced by workers, as the minimum wage is no longer sufficient and the cost of living continues to rise. If the government fails to meet their demands, an indefinite strike is imminent.
The E.K. Clark Solidarity for Good Governance has expressed its heartfelt condolences to the family of the Delta State Governor in a statement. The group acknowledged the selfless service of Madam Ayetoma Agnes Ataga, the mother of the Delta State's First Lady, and called upon the people of Delta State to come together and provide support during this difficult time.
Former deputy national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Bode George, expresses his concerns regarding the role of the judiciary in determining election winners in Nigeria. He urges the judiciary not to take away the people's right to determine election outcomes. Meanwhile, Reno Omokri questions the suspicious timing of the Nigeria Labour Congress' warning strike, emphasizing the importance of upholding the tribunal's verdict.
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