Extended Public Works Programme of The Federal Government Flag Off In Adamawa State

The extended public works programme initiated by the Federal Government aimed at creating Seven hundred and Seventy Four thousand (774,000) jobs for young Nigerians has flagged off in Adamawa state. On the occasion held at the Mahmud Ribadu Square Yola, Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri who spoke through his deputy Chief Crowther Seth lauded the federal government initiative and described it as a panacea for poverty reduction. “I saluted the Federal government for its courage, determination,...

NASU, SSANU to Embark on 3-day Protest Over IPPIS, Others

The Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities (NASU) and the Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities (SSANU) have threatened to embark on a three-day protest on Jan. 12. The unions in a circular jointly issued on Sunday in Abuja said that the planned strike was to protest the non-implementation of an agreement reached with the Federal Government. The unions under the aegis of the Joint Action Committee (JAC) issued the circular to all branch chairmen of...

NIMC Staff Suspends Strike

The staff of the National Identity Management Commission has suspended their strike, citing an agreement with the government to address their demands. The president of the Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria (ASCSN), NIMC unit, Asekokhai Lucky, confirmed this to journalists on Friday in Abuja. According to him, the strike was suspended after a meeting with representatives of the federal government where it was agreed that the demands of the employees would be addressed....

COVID-19: Malami Orders NDLEA to Halt Recruitment Process

Abubakar Malami, the Attorney General of Nigeria has directed the drug law enforcement agency, NDLEA, to stall the recruitment of 5,000 personnel. The agency had earlier shortlisted 5,000 persons among those who applied to join it. The shortlisted applicants were to appear at the NDLEA academy in Jos to conclude their recruitment. However, on Friday, Mr. Malami asked that the process be grounded as such gathering would violate COVID-19 guidelines. In a statement released by...

5 injured as ACOMORAN, NURTW Riders Clash in Numan, Adamawa

By Ibrahim Abdul’Aziz,  Regional Correspondent _____ At least five persons were feared injured when two factions of the commercial tricycles riders unions, ACOMORAN, and its arch-rival NURTW clashed in Numan town of Adamawa state, eyewitnesses and security sources have said. Before the clash, there has been cat-and-mouse politics between the two factions over rights to control commercial tricycles riders. Local sources said that the clash ensued on Friday when some officials of ACOMORAN attacked some...

NIN Registration Halts As NIMC Staff Commence Nationwide Strike

Officials of the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) set about a nationwide strike on Thursday morning leaving many National Identity Numbers (NIN) applicants locked outside the offices. Citing poor welfare conditions and poor salary structure the reason behind this move, the strike has stalled the nationwide NIN registration recently ordered by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). Citizens were initially given a period of two weeks to link their numbers but the directive was later extended...

Organised Labour Suspends Strike in Kebbi

The organised labour in Kebbi has suspended its indefinite strike over unpaid leave grant and adjustment on the new minimum wage, among other demands. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC), began the strike Tuesday, midnight, after the ultimatum given to the state government lapsed. The state Chairman of NLC, Alhaji Halidu Alhassan, confirmed the development to a correspondent of NAN. “We also suspended...

Unilorin ASUU Declares Readiness to Resume Academic Activities

Prof. Saliu Ajao, Chairman, University of Ilorin Chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), on Tuesday, assured of the Union’s readiness to return to the classroom. Ajao, who spoke with newsmen in Ilorin, said the resumption followed the recent suspension of the nine-month-old national strike by the Union. The ASUU Chairman commended the students of the institution and their parents for their patience and understanding while the industrial action lasted. He explained that...

Adamawa State Pension Board To Disburse N1.5b To 660 Pensioners

Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa state has released one point five billion naira (N1.5b) to offset part of backlog of pension arrears. Recently, the state chairman of Nigeria Union of Pensioners (NUP) Adamawa state chapter Comrade Samson Almuru said the state government owed pensioners more than twenty-seven billion naira (N27b). According to the Executive Chairman Adamawa state pension board, Mr. Thomas Madi about six hundred and sixty (660) pensioners would benefit from the amount...

NLC Appeals for Reinstatement of 2,414 Teachers Sacked in Kwara

The Kwara branch of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has expressed shock over the decision of the state government to disengage 2,414 teachers employed by the immediate past administration. In a statement on Wednesday, signed by its chairman, Alhaji Issa Ore, the union said that the decision to sack that large number of workers was too harsh on the affected people, their families, and dependents. It said the situation would make life unbearable for them...

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