Tag: Minister of Labour
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FG has delivered 90% of agreements with Labour – Minister of Labour, Nkiruka Onyejeocha,
Nkiruka Onyejeocha, Nigeria’s Minister of Labour has said that Federal Government has achieved about 90% of the agreement it had with the Organised Labour last October. Onyejeocha said the Federal Government had ticked about 90% of the 15-point memorandum of understanding it signed with the Organised Labour on October 2, 2023.
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BREAKING: Former Labour Minister, Gwadabe is dead
A former Minister of Labour and chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Musa Gwadabe, is dead. Details to follow…
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Just In: Minister of Labor, allegedly deploys security men against protesting staff of NSITF
The Minister of Labour, Employment & Productivity, Sen. Chris Ngige has allegedly deployed thugs to stop the protesting Staff of Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund at the Office Headquarters in Abuja. TheNewsGuru.com, (TNG) recalls that the staff have been protesting against Salary Adjustment Delay which was approved to commence by January this year being 2023…
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FG assures civil servants of full allowances payment by Jan
The federal government has assured federal civil servants that their allowances will be paid in full by January as soon as President Muhammadu Buhari approves the payment. Disclosing this while fielding questions from journalists on Thursday, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, said contrary to speculations that the Federal Government was proposing…
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APC demands for Ngige to step-aside over refusal to endorse Tinubu
Murtala Ajaka, deputy national publicity secretary of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has called for the resignation of the minister of labour and employment, Dr Chris Ngige, following failure to support the party’s presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu. Ajaka, who asked the minister to resign, was reacting to comments made by Ngige when he appeared on…
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STRIKE: FG to resume talks with ASUU next week
Ministry of Labour says education unions don’t take advantage of its open-door policy