Category: Labour
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UNILAG ALUMNI URGE ASUU TO SUSPEND STRIKE; CELEBRATE 55 YEARS OF IMPACT AND INNOVATION
Dr. Ifeoluwa Oyedele, President of the University of Lagos Alumni Association, has appealed to ASUU lecturers to suspend their strike and resume classes, reminding everyone that no problem is unsolvable. His call came during the association’s 55th Anniversary Awards and Recognition Dinner at Eko Hotel, Lagos. The Alumni Association has been a powerhouse for UNILAG’s…
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NLC REJECTS FG’S “NO WORK, NO PAY” POLICY, STANDS FIRM ON “NO PAY, NO WORK”
The fight is on! Nigeria Labour Congress slams the Federal Government’s “No Work, No Pay” directive on striking university lecturers, insisting workers must be paid to work. NLC President Joe Ajaero made this clear after meeting Abia Governor Alex Otti in Nvosi. He called the government’s policy “unjust and insensitive,” saying it’s illogical to expect…
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ABIA GOVT TAKES ACTION ON UNPAID LABOUR DUES, PLEDGES SUPPORT TO NLC
Abia Governor Alex Otti is stepping up for workers! After a meeting with NLC President Joe Ajaero, the state commits to investigating unpaid check-off dues and supporting labour welfare. During a visit from NLC leaders in Nvosi, Governor Otti directed top officials to look into the non-remittance of the statutory 10% check-off dues to NLC…
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NAMDA SETS RECORD STRAIGHT: NO STRIKE, BUT FIGHTING FOR MEMBERS’ RIGHTS
The Nigerian Association of Medical and Dental Academics (NAMDA) has quashed rumors that its members are on strike. In a statement signed by top NAMDA officials, the union confirmed it remains active and committed to negotiating for better conditions for medical lecturers across universities and health institutions. NAMDA highlighted ongoing talks with the government on…
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NARD DEMANDS REINSTATEMENT OF SACKED DOCTORS, WARNS OF HEALTH CRISIS
The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) is standing firm, calling on the Federal Government to reinstate five doctors sacked by Federal Teaching Hospital Lokoja over union activities. Dr. Muhammed Suleiman, NARD President, says “enough is enough” as these doctors have been sidelined for over a year. NARD’s 30-day ultimatum to the government is ticking,…
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PRESIDENT TINUBU MOURNS PASSING OF LABOUR ICON COMRADE ABIODUN AREMU
President Bola Tinubu has extended heartfelt condolences to Nigeria’s labour movement and civil society on the death of veteran unionist and rights activist Comrade Abiodun Aremu. The revered advocate, known for decades of championing workers’ rights and social justice, passed away tragically on Sunday in Ota, Ogun State, after a road accident. Through his spokesperson,…
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OAUSTECH ASUU JOIN TWO-WEEK NATIONAL WARNING STRIKE FOR BETTER CONDITIONS
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH), Okitipupa branch, has joined the nationwide two-week warning strike called by the union’s national leadership. ASUU Chairman Dr. Oluwatoyin Ogunbamike confirmed the move, saying they must follow national directives to improve conditions for all members across Nigerian public universities.…
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TUC DEMANDS FULL IMPLEMENTATION OF UWAIS REPORT FOR ELECTORAL REFORM
At a recent public hearing on the new Electoral Act 2025 bill, Trade Union Congress (TUC) President Festus Osifo called for the full adoption of Justice Mohammed Uwais’ recommendations to fix Nigeria’s electoral system. Speaking through TUC official Tolulope Akinyoye, Osifo stressed that credible elections must reflect the true will of the people and backed…
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CSOs STAGE PEACEFUL PROTEST IN ABUJA, CALL ON FG TO CURB BANK FRAUD AND MALPRACTICES
A coalition of Civil Society Organisations has taken a stand in Abuja, rallying for the Federal Government to tackle unexplained withdrawals, hidden charges, and malpractice in the banking sector. They believe addressing these issues is key to restoring customer confidence and protecting Nigerians’ hard-earned money. Ms. Flora Elekwa, director of Mobilisation for the coalition, highlighted…
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NEPZA REAFFIRMS 10-YEAR BAN ON STRIKES IN FREE TRADE ZONES AMID DANGOTE REFINERY DISPUTE
Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA) has confirmed its law bans industrial strikes and lockouts for 10 years within Free Trade Zones, including at Dangote Refinery. This move aims to preserve industrial peace and protect investments after recent union disruptions. NEPZA’s MD, Dr. Olufemi Ogunyemi, urged unions to channel disputes through the Authority, stressing that…
