President Tinubu secures a new minimum wage of N70,000 to address economic challenges faced by Nigerian workers.

Nigerian governors convene in Abuja to address the controversial minimum wage and local government autonomy, seeking collaborative solutions to pressing national issues.

The Senate denies plans to seize state and local funds in the proposed New Minimum Wage Bill, calling reports unfounded and misleading.

Nigerian rights group CERON warns the government of a looming labor strike that could worsen the nation's economic hardship. The group urges renewed negotiations between the government and labor unions to reach a compromise on a new minimum wage. With Nigerians already struggling, a strike would further erode purchasing power and potentially lead to social unrest.

Labour unions have voiced skepticism regarding the timely implementation of the new minimum wage...

Niger State Police Command and the Department of State Services (DSS) have held separate...

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has warned that it may push for a new...