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By Onyebuchi Ezigbo The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) Trade Union Congress and their allies will today, Wednesday embark on a nationwide protest against alleged move by some members of the National Assembly to remove the Minimum Wage from the Exclusive Legislative List to the Concurrent Legislative List. In a notice distributed yesterday by the NLC, the leadership of the organised labour said workers will mobilise from the Unity Fountain at 7:30 am to the National Assembly today. While expressing labour’s opposition to the planned amendment, the President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC...

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Vanguard News NLC threatens strike over minimum wage On *Nationwide protest holds March 10 *Also threatens to picket filling stations over the hoarding of petrol, artificial fuel scarcity By Joseph Erunke, ABUJA THE Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Tuesday, threatened that it would mobilize Nigerian workers to embark on industrial action over an alleged attempt to transfer minimum wage to the concurrent list. It also threatened to picket fuel station over alleged hoarding of petrol by filling stations thus creating a scarcity of the product in the country. The National Executive Council, NEC, o...

Facebook/Pavlo Vovk The High Anti-Corruption Court has warranted coercive measures to ensure appearance in court of a chief judge of the Kyiv District Administrative Court, Pavlo Vovk, who is suspected of corruption-related offenses. The court hearing, which Vovk has been consistently evading, is set to select a measure of restraint for the suspect. The corresponding decision to enforce Vovk's appearance was handed down on Wednesday, February 3, press secretary of the HACC, Olesia Chemeris, has said in a comment to UNIAN. Read alsoAnti-graft watchdog puts Kyiv court's top judge on wanted list...