The former minister wants to return home to work as a civil society activist

The EFCC begins investigation into the monumental fraud in the NNPC and the PPRA

The labour leaders in the North-western state said the struggle would only end when government reverts petrol price to N65 ...

Millions of Nigerians were heartbroken today as organised labour abandoned them midway into the battle to get government to restore ...

The president comes under severe condemnation for unleashing soldiers on peaceful protesters across the country

President Jonathan says politicians should be blamed for the nation's woes

The federal government deploys scores of military personnel in the streets of Lagos to prevent peaceful protests

The movement says the decision to call off the strike was a betrayal of trust.

The National Industrial court which had earlier ordered the labour unions not to embark on protests asks the federal government ...

Protesters in Kano wants President Jonathan to stand down

Following almost two weeks of protests against the removal of subsidy on fuel as well as the perceived corruption in ...

As opposition to government's policy withdrawing subsidy on petrol increases, President Jonathan unleashed soldiers and the police on protesters and ...

Reports say the former minister was attacked by armed soldiers who tried to seize his phones

Chido Onumah lays down what President Goodluck Jonathan must do so as not to invite rebellion upon himself

The president said Lagos protesters were peaceful and had broken no law

Labour leaders back down on the strike after they were threatened and intimidated by the President

Premium Times has received reports that government has deployed soldiers and police to venues of protests across the country

Ose Oyamendan, in this excellent piece, tells the president the best approach to resolving the logjam sparked by the cut ...

Ifeanyi Uddin argues that by blaming the cut in fuel subsidy on the need to check corruption and a cabal, ...

The president ignores labour's position and unilaterally reduces the pump price of petrol

Labour's civil society partner says the nationwide protests resume tomorrow

Muslims group in Kano attends church service, calls to shun ethno- religious violence

The American government warns citizens against visiting Nigeria

Government is desperate to halt the mass action but reluctant to revert to N65 per litre

Labour explains why it couldn't reach a deal with government