Ogun Workers Threaten Strike Over Unremitted N40bn Pension
The organised labour unions in Ogun State have threatened industrial action over the state government’s failure to remit over N40 billion in contributory...
EXCLUSIVE: Dubious Website Positioned To Scam Nigerians Through UAE Visa Application
On Monday, the Minister of Information, and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris announced that the United Arab Emirates had lifted its visa ban on...
Hundreds More Kenyan Police Deployed To Haiti Amidst Protests At Home
Another 200 Kenyan police officers have been deployed to the violence-ravaged Haiti under a UN-backed mission even though anti-government protests persist for weeks...
Tinubu to Submit Minimum Wage Bill to National Assembly Next Week Despite Inconclusive Negotiations With NLC
Barring any last-minute changes, President Bola Tinubu will submit the New National Minimum Wage Bill to the National Assembly next week. The Minister...
e-CMR: IGP Suspends Proposed Collection Of Controversial Levies From Vehicle Owners
The Nigerian Police Force has suspended the electronic central motor registry registration process (e-CMR), a proposed database criticised as an illegal revenue-generating scheme....
Liberia Signs US$20.4m MOU For Costal Communities’ Resilience
The Government of Liberia has signed a US$20.4M Climate Change Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with partners to boost the resilience of vulnerable coastal...
FG Admits Nigeria Facing ‘Rare Food Security Crisis’
The Nigerian federal government has admitted that Nigeria is facing a “rare food security crisis”, according to Vice President Kashim Shettima. To tackle...
Congolese Army Accuses M23, Rwanda Of Violating Truce
The Congolese army has accused the M23 rebels and Rwanda of violating a United States-initiated humanitarian ceasefire aimed at allowing humanitarian workers to...
Nigerian Governors React To Supreme Court Ruling On LG Autonomy
The Nigerian Governors Forum has reacted to the Supreme Court Ruling, which grants financial autonomy to Local Government Areas and prevents state governors...
Mali’s Junta Lifts Three-month Suspension On Political Party Activities
The military junta in Mali has lifted the ban on activities of political parties and associations. This was announced on Wednesday by the...
“Mass Action Ahead,” Senators Warn, As Strategic Food Reserves Run Out
The Nigerian Senate has expressed fear of a possible mass action as Nigeria’s food crisis deepens. The red chamber noted that all government-owned...
Journalists, Civil Societies Protest Against Free Speech Repression by Police in Abuja
Journalists and Civil Society groups marched in Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, in protest of repression of free speech by the Nigerian Police....