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Edo Governor Okpebholo Announces ₦75,000 Minimum Wage

KEY POINTS Edo State raises minimum wage to ₦75,000, exceeding rates in Lagos and Rivers, to counter inflation and boost worker morale. Governor Okpebholo formalizes 1,000+ casual roles and recruits 450 healthcare workers to address unemployment and medical staff shortages. While labor groups welcome...
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Nigerian Labour Unions Demand Reinstatement of Rivers Govt

KEY POINTS Nigerian labour unions demand President Tinubu revoke Rivers State’s emergency decree and halt tax bills they argue penalize workers while favoring corporations. Protests highlight anger over telecom tariff hikes and stagnant wages, with unions seeking immediate salary reviews tied to inflation (currently...

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Moro Calls for Peace Amid Benue PDP Crisis

Senator Abba Moro calls for peace amid the Benue PDP crisis, urging party members to avoid divisive actions and focus on resolving internal conflicts.
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Nigerians Face Higher Telecom Costs as FG Proposes 12.5-Percent Telecom Tax

The Nigerian government has proposed a 12.5% telecom tax, adding to the existing 7.5% VAT on telecom services, raising concerns about higher call and data costs.
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Tinubu’s Cabinet Reshuffle Expected Soon After Policy Meeting

Tinubu’s cabinet reshuffle is expected soon after a key meeting with policy advisers
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Dangote Refinery Seeks to Void NNPCL Import Licenses in Court

Dangote Refinery has filed a lawsuit seeking to nullify NNPCL's import licenses and is demanding N100 billion in damages, claiming the licenses undermine local production.
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Major Health Benefits of Incorporating Fresh Milk into Your Nigerian Diet

Discover how adding fresh milk to your Nigerian diet can boost your bone health, aid in weight management, and improve digestion.
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Nigeria’s Debt Crisis: A Growing Concern

Nigeria’s rising debt and looming cash shortage paint a troubling picture for its economic future. As global pressures increase, what can be done to avert a fiscal crisis?
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DSS Replaces Tinubu’s Chief Security Officer With Rasheed Lawal

DSS replaces Tinubu’s chief security officer, Adegboyega Fasasi, with Rasheed Lawal. Fasasi steps down for professional training, Lawal takes over the key role
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NASS Proposes Return of 5-Percent Duty on Telecom and Betting

The National Assembly has proposed reintroducing a 5% excise duty on telecom, betting, and gaming services under the Nigeria Tax Bill 2024, aiming to boost government revenue.
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Cardoso Calls for Skilled Graduates to Strengthen Finance Sector

CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso stresses the need for more skilled finance graduates to drive Nigeria’s economic growth, calling for enhanced collaboration with academic institutions.
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Dismissed NAF Officer Accused of N1m Fraud, Detained by Army

The Nigerian Army has denied allegations of illegally detaining a dismissed NAF officer accused of fraud, emphasizing ongoing investigations.
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Over 20,000 Inmates Stuck Awaiting Trial in Rivers State, Commissioner Reveals

KEY POINTS The Port Harcourt facility holds over 20,000 awaiting trial. Some inmates have...
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Kenya’s President Ruto Nominates Interior Minister as New Deputy President

Zenith Bank has named Abiodun Durosinmi as its new CFO, following the Central Bank of Nigeria's approval of the appointment
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Edo Governor Okpebholo Announces ₦75,000 Minimum Wage

KEY POINTS Edo State raises minimum wage to ₦75,000, exceeding rates in Lagos and...
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Nigerian Labour Unions Demand Reinstatement of Rivers Govt

KEY POINTS Nigerian labour unions demand President Tinubu revoke Rivers State’s emergency decree and...
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Rep Urges INEC Probe of Minister Over Forgery

Rep. Amobi Ogah has petitioned INEC to investigate Minister of State for Labour, Nkiruka Onyejeocha, over alleged submission of forged polling unit results to the 2023 Election Tribunal in a bid to overturn his victory.
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Labour Day Divisions: Clash Over Worsening Hardship

Labour unions nationwide condemned rising inflation, poor wages, unpaid pensions, and growing insecurity, demanding urgent reforms and action.

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