Lagos Zone News Today

Nigeria may have lost about N148.8bn in oil revenue on Monday as a result of the industrial action embarked upon by the Organised Labour to protest against the N60,000 minimum wage proposal of the Federal Government.

Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi, (SAN), has faulted the organised labour over the nationwide strike

Sterling One Foundation has called for strategic collaborations in bridging $1.7 trillion financing gap for women entrepreneurs.

ASUU had over time lamented the government’s refusal to fulfil the agreements it had with lecturers.

Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. With 12,433 votes, the senator representing Edo Central, Monday Okpebholo, on Friday

Unless the Federal Government takes immediate steps and addresses the lingering contentious issues with the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU),

The Lagos Zone of the Tax Appeal Tribunal has ruled that Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc has paid all the tax liability owed to the Nigerian Government following the payment of the revised final additional assessment in the sum of N220,973,124.   Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc sued the Federal Inland Revenue Service, asking the Tribunal to enter judgement on the revised final additional assessment in the sum of N220,973,124, a tax liability already paid covering 2008 to 2013 years of assessment.  

The National leadership of Petroleum Tanker Drivers (PTD) Branch of NUPENG, under the control of Comrade Lucky Osesua has decried fresh plot by the Lagos Zone of PTD to stage a sponsored solidarity march. The PTD said that the sponsored solidarity march was a ploy to cajole members into declaring their support for an illegitimate

The National Secretary, PTD, Comrade Humble Obinna Power, revealed the planned protest.

Mr Lucas Koyejo, Director, National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), Lagos Zone, says the commission received over 100 petitions of rights violations in