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After Centre makes L-G ‘Delhi government’, Anil Baijal notifies rules of governance After Centre makes L-G ‘Delhi government’, Anil Baijal notifies rules of governance With the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (Amendment) Act, 2021, being notified, Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal, will now be the one running the national capital henceforth. Issuing a fresh notification, the office of the Delhi L-G listed out the matters that needed to be cleared by Anil Baijal. ad...

NEW DELHI: A day after the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (Amendment) Act, 2021, came into force, Delhi LG Anil Baijal issued an order specifying the matters in which the LG’s opinion must be obtained before taking any executive action based on decision of the Council of Ministers of a minister, to exercise the powers of government, state government, appropriate government, LG, administrator or chief commissioner under any law in force in the Capital. These matters, as per...

How To Restructure Nigeria, By Jibrin Ibrahim 6 min read The process of restructuring is simple: We should look at our Constitution, agree on what we do not like in it and replace these with what we like. The reality in Nigeria has been that at the emotive level, everything that is wrong or disliked has been reduced to the refusal of the state to restructure. Restructuring can therefore only lead to happiness. On June 30, 2017, my column was entitled, “No Need to Fight: Restru...

Hon. Setonji David, Chairman, House Committee on Information, Strategy and Security, Lagos State House of Assembly argues that the capacity of the All Progressives Congress National Leader, Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu to make a few governors and buoy other political office holders is not necessarily a bad thing Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu held his last political office in 2007 when he completed his tenure as the second civilian governor of Lagos State. That is 24 years ago. Yet, his name is more re...

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Vanguard News Translate Home » News » NULGE to storm NASS over proposed bill to delist LGAs from constitution, minimum wage, others NULGE to storm NASS over proposed bill to delist LGAs from constitution, minimum wage, others On By Olasunkanmi Akoni The National Union of Local Government Employees, NULGE, on Thursday, threatened to storm the House of Representatives in protest against the proposed bill to delist the local government from the constitution, moving minimum a...

Tamil Nadu Assembly elections | AIADMK promises washing machines for all; to waive educational loans Updated: Updated: A slew of promises aimed at impressing women voters Share Article AAA AIADMK joint coordinator Edappadi K. Palaniswami and coordinator O. Pannerselvam releasing the party manifesto for upcomingy assembly elections at party headquarters on Sunday.   | Photo Credit: RAGU R A slew of promises aimed at impressing women voters Hoping to win the Assembly polls for the third consecut...

Our Correspondents The organised labour yesterday vowed to call out its members on a nationwide indefinite strike should the National Assembly go ahead with the bill seeking to move the National Minimum Wage from the Exclusive List to the Concurrent List of the Constitution. The union argued that National Minimum Wage as embedded in the constitution is an internationally recognized standard which has the endorsement of the United Nations, through its agency, International Labour Organisation (I...

Nigerian workers under the aegis of Nigeria Labour Congress are protesting against the planned relocation of minimum wage law from the exclusive to co current legislative list. The workers who assembled at the Unity Fountain opposite the Transcorp Hotel in Abuja are expected to walk through the Federal secretariat to the three armed zone where […]

By Omeiza Ajayi— ABUJA In the wake of Wednesday’s protest to the National Assembly in Abuja by organised labour against decentralizing the minimum wage structure, Director General of the Progressive Governors’ Forum PGF, Salihu Moh. Lukman has hit back at labour, saying the protest was needless. At a news conference Wednesday in Abuja, Lukman who was once a top official of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, said labour’s usual resort to protests and strikes have become outdated, urging ...