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NLC lauds unions for complying with strike order in Niger - Vimarsana News

NLC lauds unions for complying with strike order in Niger

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Niger State Chapter, has lauded all affiliate unions and their members across the 25 local councils of the state for yielding to the directive that they should proceed on warning strike.

Insecurity: Youth Council calls for policy on deployment of Police to communities - Vimarsana News

Insecurity: Youth Council calls for policy on deployment of Police to communities

National Youth Council of Nigeria NYCN, Niger State Chapter has called for policy realignment in the law that mandates the Police Force to deploy

NMA raises the alarm over assault on doctors in Niger - Vimarsana News

NMA raises the alarm over assault on doctors in Niger

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) Niger State Chapter has expressed dismay over the incessant assaults and attacks on practising medical doctors in

2023: Return Niger in same condition we handed it over to you - PDP to APC - Vimarsana News

2023: Return Niger in same condition we handed it over to you - PDP to APC

The Niger State Chapter of the People's Democratic Party, PDP, has called on the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the state not to hand over the current

Insecurity: Food shortage looms as Niger farmers flee farms - Vimarsana News

Insecurity: Food shortage looms as Niger farmers flee farms

Vanguard News Insecurity: Food shortage looms as Niger farmers flee farms On By Wole Mosadomi AS bandits continue to attack and get away with their atrocities without serious challenge from security operatives, many farmers in Niger State have fled their farms and have vowed never to return until security is beefed up around them. To underscore their seriousness, many of them have already relocated from the farming communities to Minna, the state capital, to escape the brutality of criminals variously described as bandits, kidnappers, hoodlums, cattle rustlers and armed robbers. Things got t...