President Bola Tinubu’s latest directive to “crash food prices” has been dismissed by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), farmers’ associations, and economic analysts, who warn that executive orders cannot solve
President Bola Tinubu’s latest directive to “crash food prices” has been dismissed by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), farmers’ associations, and economic analysts, who warn that executive orders cannot solve
By Enahoro Iyemefokhai | September 16, 2025 The leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has issued formal queries to the presidents of five affiliate unions over the continued locking
The Leader of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and orga, Joe Ajaero, has been granted administrative bail by the State Security Services (SSS). Activist and former presidential candidate of the African
Mr. Maxwell Opera, a lawyer to the President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Joe Ajaero, says the Police have retracted their earlier reasons for summoning the labour leader. Opera
The battle for the new minimum wage is still being waged as the government and labour have failed to reach an agreement. TOBA AGBOOLA reports. THE seeming war on the
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has reaffirmed its commitment to constructive engagement and dialogue with the Anambra State Government to address the grievances of its workers. The Congress in a statement signed
Workers have stormed various offices of electricity distribution companies to protest over the Band A tariff hike. The workers, under the aegis of the Nigerian Labour Congress and the Trade
The Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, has shut down the headquarters of Jos Electricity Distribution Company, JEDC, in Plateau State over the electricity tariff hike. It was gathered that the labour
Barring the last-minute change, emerging reports have indicated that the 37-member tripartite committee on minimum wage established by the Federal Government will reconvene in mid-April. The committee will continue negotiations
The Lagos State Chairman, Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Mrs Funmi Sessi, on Thursday proposed N794,000 as minimum wage for the average Nigerian worker. She made the declaration during the South-West