The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has lost its General Secretary, Emmanuel Ugboaja, a veteran trade unionist and lawyer who served as the union’s chief administrative officer since 2019. Ugboaja’s death
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Nigeria’s labour movement has lost one of its veteran figures, as former Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) Chairman, Oyekan Arije, has passed away at the age of 87. Arije died in
NLC Pushes for New Minimum Wage as Labour Leaders Say ₦70,000 Can No Longer Sustain Nigerian Workers
Nigeria’s labour movement has renewed its call for a review of the ₦70,000 national minimum wage, warning that soaring inflation and the rising cost of living have made workers’ earnings
Nigeria’s labour movement has thrown its weight behind the ongoing strike action by the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), warning that worsening insecurity across the country is pushing workers and
A split within the labour movement in Osun State took centre stage on May Day, as a faction of workers used the occasion to push for better welfare while openly
2027 Elections: Gov Alex Otti Urges Defectors to Return as Labour Party Moves to Rebuild and Reunite
Abia Governor Calls for Unity, Grassroots Mobilisation and Internal Democracy at Abuja Summit Governor Alex Otti has appealed to former members of the Labour Party to return, as the party
The Joint National Association of Persons with Disabilities (JNAPD) and Nigeria Labour Congress Women’s Committee have called for stronger representation of women and persons with disabilities in Jigawa State’s recruitment
A prolonged industrial dispute in the Federal Capital Territory has been resolved after a late-night conciliatory meeting between FCT Minister Nyesom Wike and leaders of organised labour, leading to the
Members of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), civil society leaders, and activists, including Omoyele Sowore, gathered at the NLC Secretariat in Abuja on Tuesday to protest the escalating insecurity across
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