Nigerian public workers begin a three-day warning strike after the government failed to address demands for N500 petrol, wage awards and a new minimum wage.
The NLC has backed workers’ demand for a N500,000 minimum wage and reduction of petrol price to N500 per litre amid worsening economic hardship.
NLC President Joe Ajaero urges the Federal Government to provide wage awards, sell crude to local refineries in naira and expand national fuel storage.
NUPENG is seeking presidential intervention to end casualisation in Nigeria’s oil industry while commending Tinubu’s infrastructure and energy policies.
A nation cannot legislate wealth into existence by simply adding zeros to a salary scale. Income must be supported by output, and wages must rest upon...
Federal workers say the proposed N100,000 minimum wage is not a living wage and are calling for urgent economic relief measures.
NLC President Joe Ajaero says insecurity, unemployment and rising living costs are crippling livelihoods and pushing Nigerians into deeper poverty.
Perhaps it should no longer be seen as a celebration in the traditional sense. Instead, it should become a day of reflection, protest, and renewed commitment...
NLC asks workers nationwide to stage peaceful rallies in states that have not enforced the 2024 National Minimum Wage Act.
NLC warns that petrol prices of ₦1,170–₦1,300 per litre are worsening economic hardship. The labour group demands urgent government action, including wages, COLA, tax relief, and...