Fuel subsidy protesters are
The Lagos chapter of the PDP says the fuel subsidy protesters are not genuine but only seeking relevance.
The Lagos chapter of the PDP says the fuel subsidy protesters are not genuine but only seeking relevance.
Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress are set to shut down the country
Nigerians in the UK are set to take to the streets in London to protest the the sudden cut in ...
Organisers say government must understand that some few people in Aso Rock cannot determine the fate of Nigerians
The president is worried that the growing protest across the country might consume his administration
Premium Times innovative social media gives you a blow by blow account of the subsidy removal protests in all the ...
Nigeria Premier League side, Lobi Stars of Markurdi, Tuesday arrived Abuja for the friendly match with the home-based Super Eagles ...
Labour said the president lied in his claim that it (labour) agreed to support the withdrawal of subsidy
Labour said the Federal Government should be held responsible for the death of the protester in Ilorin
Moments after they were freed, the 12 activists said they were ready to return to the street for more protests
Lagos State Attorney General says there is not enough evidence to prosecute the Nigerian customs boss accused of certificate forgery
Trade Union refuses to participate in further talks with the government
This is coming less than 24 hours after Eko hospital caught fire
In the absence of any superior argument by the administration, we remain ferociously opposed to this wicked policy
Lagos protesters are blocking vehicular traffic and closing down filling stations selling above N65 a litre
In a bid to pacify Nigerians and shore up his approval ratings, the president constituted two committees on the contentious ...
The price of petroleum products go up in Adamawa
Fare skyrockets nationwide as commuters groan
The Federal Government descends heavily on protesters fighting the cut in fuel subsidy
Health Minister insists that contraceptives are free in all government hospitals
Inter and intra-city fares jump by more than 100 per cent in 24 hours of new price
Labour and civil society are poised for showdown with government over the cut in fuel subsidy
The opposition groups want Nigerians to pour into the street to resist the policy
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