NLC begins nationwide protest
The protest, which began 9 am on Monday, started from the Labour house.
The protest, which began 9 am on Monday, started from the Labour house.
The NLC and labour minister Chris Ngige have been engaged in altercations over Mr Kokori's nomination.
The thugs on Wednesday morning attacked Nigerian workers who were protesting in front of the residence of the minister.
The NLC marched to the minister's Asokoro residence, on Wednesday, carrying placards.
Mr Ngige suggested that the NLC's insistence on Mr Kokori was to allow for corruption at the NSITF.
The union vowed to stage a mass protest to press home its demands.
The labour and employment minister wonders why government’s efforts at curbing unemployment are not yielding results.
Minister Chris Ngige says additional 374 million suffer from non-fatal occupational accidents globally each year.
"No, I am not worried… we have a surplus. If you have a surplus, you export…” minister Ngige had said.
Mr Ngige said the country has ‘enough’ medical doctors to attend to the needs of Nigerians.
The minister stirred controversy on Wednesday when he claimed that Nigerian had ‘enough’ medical doctors to attend to the needs ...
The labour minister says he is not worried by the mass exodus of Nigerian doctors
Labour union leaders vow to resist inauguration of the board except Frank Kokori remains its chairman.
Mr Kokori's name is missing on the final list of the board members.
Atiku Abubakar records a landslide victory in Anambra State, polling 524,738 votes to defeat Mr Buhari of the All Progressives ...
ASUU embarked on an indefinite strike on November 4, 2018.
ASUU and the federal government reached an agreement on Thursday evening.
The federal government believes the ASUU strike would be called off after Thursday's meeting.
The lecturers embarked on an indefinite strike on November 4, demanding improved funding of universities and implementation of previous agreements ...
Prior to Friday’s meeting, at least eight other meetings held between both parties.
“The decision was ill-conceived and should be ignored by Ndigbo as it’s a decision propelled by PDP members in Ohaneze ...
The labour minister explains the disparity.
Some stakeholders criticised government's handling of the minimum wage.
The council's meeting was presided by President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday.
The president pleaded for "a little sacrifice from all sides."
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