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The Gombe State Coordinator of the Standard Organisation of Nigeria, Yakzum James, has disclosed that no fewer than 3,700 cartons of assorted drinks were confiscated by his operatives in 2022.

As Nigerian workers commemorate the 2024 May Day on Wednesday (today), organised labour has expressed concern about the rising food prices and fuel scarcity in the country

Northern States Governors Forum (NSGF) is considering a marshal plan to tackle economic backwardness, as well as a strategy to end security challenges, in the region.

The Northern States Governors Forum, NSGF, has noted with concern that climate change, unsustainable agricultural practices and population growth pose

Some residents of Bauchi, Gombe and Dutse have expressed joy over the drop in food prices in recent weeks. A check by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), in Bauchi, Gombe and Dutse markets, showed that food prices decreased slightly as against galloping inflation in the past months. NAN reports that prices of parboiled rice,

The Gombe State Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Yusuf Aish, has urged the state government to ensure the full implementation of the N30,000 minimum wage as workers anticipate a living wage.

The meeting was the first in 2024. At a previous meeting in December 2023, similar issues of security and underdevelopment were discussed.

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Some political analysts, on Wednesday, advocated for electoral reforms at the local government level in order to eradicate what they called ‘winner takes all’ syndrome in the conduct of local government elections. The political analysts, who spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Ibadan, said the call had become necessary in view of

We consider economic development as the long-term solution to our security challenges. In this regard, the revitalization of the New Nigeria Development Company, NNDC, is at the heart of our economic agenda for northern Nigeria. We must also explore innovative ways to invest in critical infrastructure capable of unlocking the huge industrial and economic potentials of the northern region. I urge us not to lose focus, but to strive, sustain and enhance the legacies of our founding fathers.