NUPENG cautions military against forceful eviction of workers from Oritsetimeyin oil rig 
CAF probes Nigeria’s Super Eagles ill treatment in Libya 
Manufacturing sector has over 200 billion unsold stocks – Adewale Smatt-Oyerinde, NECA DG 
Governor Yahaya Bello’s convoy attacks by gunmen 
Geneva votes for a decent legal living wage
Protect wages, not borders was the main campaign of unions who protested in Geneva and Switzerland recently, and they indeed...
DG: Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala makes WTO 2nd stage
The Nigeria's former Finance Minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has made it to the next stage of World Trade Organization (WTO) Director...
TUC gives FG seven days ultimatum to reverse Petrol, electricity prices
Organised Labour under the umbrella of the Trade Union Congress (TUC), yesterday gave Federal Government a seven day ultimatum to...
Fuel/Electricity increase: NLC, TUC hold crucial emergency meetings ahead of nation wide protest
There are strong indication that Organised Labour may draw its members and Nigerians out this week to protest the recent...
Health workers strike enters 3rd days today
The nationwide indefinite strike by theJoint Health Sector Unions which commenced midnight Sunday September 13, enters its third day today...
SSAEAC protests workers neglect in NERC’s remittance order to DisCos
Workers in the electricity sector has warned the Federal Government that the neglect of workers salary in the recent Nigerian Electricity Regulatory...
Rivers protest: Labour signs pact with Wike
Organised Labour yesterday suspendedits planned protest against Rivers State Government having signed an eight-point agreement reached with the State Government...
TUC blames CBN for starving marketers of dollars
The Trade Union Congress (TUC) yesterday blamed the incessant increase in the pump price of petrol on Central Bank of...
Why Lufthansa, Air France, others ban from Nigeria
Nigeria Government said Air France, KLM, Lufthansa, Ethihad airlines, Air Rwanda, Air Namibia among others were banned from coming into...
Just in: Nigerians to pay more for petrol
Effective from today, September 2, Nigerians are now to pay more for Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), also known as petrol...