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State governments have rejected the new minimum wage demands made by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), describing it as unrealistic and unsustainable. Some of

Flexible work initiative will commence effective March 4 for three months in the first instance, after which a review of success and impact will be carried out.

Lagos Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Wednesday, swore in five newly appointed permanent secretaries into the state civil service, charging them to be

Sanwo-Olu also announced several other measures to reduce the hardship the residents were facing. | Pulse Nigeria

The Ogun State Community Social and Orientation Corps aka So-Safe Corps said it had arrested two suspected burglars in the Ado-Odo Ota LG

So-Safe Corps, has arrested Toyeeb Yekini and Ajie Victor for allegedly stealing a 7.5kva alternator diesel generator at Agoro community

The Lagos state government says it has paid not less than N138.1 billion as accrued pension rights to 34,178 retirees since the inception of the

This was as the Lagos State Head of Service, Bode Agoro, appealed to stakeholders in public procurement to continue to support the Lagos State Public Procurement Agency to enable the agency to sustain its outstanding performance.

The governor congratulated the beneficiaries of the 103rd retirement benefit bond certificate presentation and wished them God’s guidance and a better retirement life. | Pulse Nigeria

14 communities in Ogun State are currently experiencing power outages, which Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company, IBEDC, has attributed