Tag: Mohammed Idris

The labour unions will discuss FEC's decision to step down the memo on the new minimum wage at its meeting ...

Vice President Kashima Shettima, known for his love of the literati, is expected as the special guest of honour at ...

16 US lawmakers urging President Joe Biden to secure the release of Mr Gambaryan, who is being held by Nigerian ...

"We were all there to look at all issues, and the president has directed the Minister of Finance to do ...

President Bola Tinubu says he is committed to implementing a National Minimum Wage that is higher than the N60,000 offered ...

Information minister says the tripartite committee which has been meeting on the matter is prepared to establish a realistic minimum ...

The Senate hurriedly passed the National Anthem Bill, seeking to revert to the old national anthem adopted at independence in ...

“Though the FG is desirous of ample remuneration for workers, President Tinubu will not encourage any action that could lead ...

The upper chamber passed the bill after considering a report of its Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters.

The minister said the Tinubu administration came on the strength of the Renewed Hope Agenda and had started laying a ...

"The anniversary is going to be low-key, there would be no major ceremony but a sectorial briefing by the ministers. ...

So, I can tell you that the cybersecurity levy has been put on hold. It is being reviewed by the ...

“There is no briefing today. A lot of far-reaching decisions are being taken and the conclusions will be made available ...

The minister said the Tinubu administration is determined to ensure that the work of journalists “will continue unhindered and interrupted”.

The minister emphasised that 85% of the population, which falls under the different categorisations of the new electricity supply regime, ...

Armed men in military uniform stormed Mr Olatunji’s Lagos residence and whisked him away about two weeks ago.

Mr Gumi said he was treated with respect and dignity and their discussion centred around how to end banditry.

The Nigerian government was reacting to criticism that followed Nigeria's acceptance of 25,000 tonnes of wheat from Ukraine.

Banditry, high cost of pesticides and lack of water for irrigation are the major challenges dry season farmers face in ...

“The decision to remove the petroleum subsidy is a challenging one, but it is a step we must take to ...

"Those who could not bring transformational change when they had a lengthy chance to, should not seek to interrupt or ...

"Both the federal government and the state governments agree to the necessity of having state police, now this is a ...