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Organised Labour may settle for N100,000 minimum wage as the Tripartite Committee on National Minimum Wage commences daily meetings for five days to reach a consensus.

The persistent and tragic deaths of Nigerians after inhaling generator fumes are increasingly alarming, raising concerns about why, despite ongoing efforts to prevent direct exposure, this deadly threat remains unresolved.

Lawmakers on the platform of opposition political parties have called on the FG to implement a new minimum wage of more than N100,000 to assuage organised labour.

JAMB advised interested applicants to register before the closure of its portal, saying it would not extend the registration deadline.

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has placed Bigerians on alert, following response to reports of diphtheria cases in Lagos

The Nigerian economy was partially paralysed on Monday following the nationwide strike embarked upon by the Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress.

There are indications that the organised Labour may end its strike over the new minimum wage as it reached an agreement with the Federal Government on Monday.

The Executive Director, Project Implementation of the Federal Housing Authority, Remi Omowaiye, has said the proposed 50,000 Federal Government Housing Scheme was meant to rejuvenate the economy.

The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof . Mahmood Yakubu, on Sunday, expressed satisfaction with the ongoing Continuous Voter Registration in Ondo State.

Successive administrations have attempted to build an airport in Ogun State but the project did not see the light of day in 17 years. OLASUNKANMI AKINLOTAN writes that the current government has almost completed the Ogun Agro-Cargo Airport