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Workers’ Day: Civil Servants Say N70,000 Minimum Wage Can’t Sustain Families Amid Soaring Inflation
As Nigerians mark this year’s Workers’ Day, many civil servants across the country are voicing frustration over the N70,000 minimum wage. Despite its implementation in some states, workers say it…
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Reps Demand Breakdown of N34tn Customs Duty Waivers, Raise Questions Over Revenue Records
The House of Representatives Committee on Finance has directed the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) to submit a comprehensive report on…
Nigeria Among World’s 10 Worst Countries for Workers’ Rights – ITUC Report
Nigeria has been listed among the 10 worst countries globally for workers' rights in the 2026 Global Rights Index published…
Redesigning Banking for Nigeria’s Real Economy
There is a version of the Nigerian economy that the banking sector has always served well. It is the economy…
Are You Better Off? Two Years On, Nigerians Ask Hard Questions
Two years after this administration took office, Nigerians are confronted with a hard and unavoidable question: are we truly better…
World Bank: 139 Million Nigerians Still in Poverty Despite Tinubu’s Reforms
The World Bank has reported that 139 million Nigerians continue to live in poverty as food inflation and insecurity remain…