The National Industrial Court in Abuja has canceled the provisions in the Terms and Conditions of Services (HTACOS) which are harmonized to Nigerian armed forces officers, which require personnel to serve a minimum of 15 years before being allowed to resign. Delivering an assessment on Monday, Judge Emmanuel Subilim decided that the provision oppressed and was not constitutional, describing it …
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Tinubu raised Trump’s tariff, said Nigeria’s economy was strong enough to withstand pressure
The President of the Tinubu Bola has stated that Nigeria will remain tough even though the new trade tariff was introduced by US President Donald Trump, emphasizing that his government had built an economic buffer that was sufficient to withstand external shocks. Tinubu made a comment on Tuesday when he received a member of the Buhari organization, led by the …
Read More »As President Tinubu shocked Prof. Wole Soyinka in Br …
Oh yes, this is the truth. Many people do not know it, since the news was safely buried right there in Brazil. You read me well. Imagine: an entire Prof. Wole Soyinka, Nobel Prize winner, literary lion, traveler of the continents. He endured thirty -six long hours in the belly of an airplane, wandering among the time zones, sitting lazily …
Read More »No way of escape in life except hard work, “says Afuape to students
Yusroh Lawal A member of the Chamber of Representatives, which represents Abeokuta South, Hon. Afolabi Moruf Afuape, accused Nigerian students of embracing the discipline and hard work as the only path to success, underlining that there is no shortcut for size. AFUAPE, gave the assignment during the 4th edition of the support initiative for the Afolabi Afuan Afuan Education held …
Read More »The top 10 stories from all Nigerian newspapers, Wednesday, September 3
Here are the top 10 stories throughout the country. 1. ‘₦ 70,000 is no longer enough’: NECA asks for a higher minimum salary in all states The Nigerian Employers ‘Consultative Association (NECA) has challenged the state government to raise workers’ salaries outside the minimum minimum wage of 70,000 at this time, insisting that the sharp increase in federal income makes …
Read More »Opinion: People, Priority Priority and Public Policy
Last week, here, we said that we might have been on the track that the Nigerian President’s regime, Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has brought us in the last 27 months through the economic reform agenda. We write that economic reforms currently have a striking similarity with the military president, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida [IBB’s] Structural adjustment program [SAP] from the …
Read More »Sabalenka faces Pegula after Vondusovova retires …
The reigning champion Aryna Sabalenka moved to the semifinals of the United States without playing after Marketa Vondusovova retired with an injury, creating a repetition of the final of last year against Jessica Peguula. The Sabalenka world number one would have played Cech Vondusova not sitting in Tuesday’s night session in New York. Jessica Peguula was classified to Aryna Sabalenka …
Read More »Tinubu remembers DG DI NTA, and news, puts new appointments aside – Thage
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu directed the call of Salihu Abdullahi Dembos, general manager of the Nigerian television authority (NTA), who briefly gave way following some changes in management in the agency. Dembos has been appointed DG of the television network by President Tinubu in October 2023. He will now return to complete his three -year mandate. In the same way, …
Read More »Erdogan condemned the prohibition of the US visa to Palestinian officials, calling for an immediately reversal
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has greatly criticized Washington’s decision to block Palestinian authority officials from attending the UN General Assembly, demanding that the step be canceled without delay. A US official revealed on Saturday that Palestinian Authority President Mahmud Abbas was among 80 officials who would be rejected by a visa to participate in the General Assembly this month, …
Read More »With the increase in income, the cost of living N70,000 minimum wages can no longer be maintained, NECA tells the state
The Nigerian Employers ‘Consultative Association (NECA) has challenged the state government to raise workers’ salaries outside the minimum minimum wage of 70,000 at this time, insisting that the sharp increase in federal income makes the state cannot be maintained to continue to refrain while citizens wrestle with surge. Speaking at Channels Television’s The Morning Brief on Tuesday, Director General of …
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