Strike: Oil Workers to Embark On Indefinite Strike

Strike: Oil Workers to Embark On Indefinite Strike

Workers of the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC) have embarked on an indefinite strike.

The workers of the NPDC, an arm of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) are striking to halt further transfer of operator ship of about five more divested blocks by the Federal Government.

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Confusion! As Residents Storm Bank To Collect Buhari’s N5,000 Monthly Stipend

In Katsina State as a large number of women stormed a bank in Funtua to collect the payment of N5,000 social security for the poor and unemployed Nigerians promised by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo few days ago.

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Salary Crisis: Buhari‘s Meet With State Governors

States Present/Absent At Buhari‘s Meeting With State Governors

The President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo are currently holding a first of its kind meeting with all state governors.

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Stop Offering Excuses To Nigerians – PDP Tells Buhari

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has dubbed President Muhammadu Buhari’s outcry for patience to execute his campaign vows as a pile up excuse for possible failure.

According to the PDP, it’s unfortunate that the president and the APC, who were informed about the nation’s dwindling economy, chose to deceive Nigerians with spurious promises, only to now resort to excuse after using the vows to secure power at the centre.

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READ Why Senators Want To Review Salaries, Allowances

Members of the Nigerian senate Tuesday, June 23, resumed their plenary session after a two-week recess and have reportedly set up a committee to review the salaries and allowances of lawmakers.

According to the senate president, Bukola Saraki, the Adhoc committee was set up to reassess the structure, and review the level of openness, of members’ pay to ensure that the budget is in line with current economic realities.

Premium Times reports that Saraki said the step was taken following controversial statements in the media concerning the allowances and salaries of the lawmakers, adding: “in the last few days, there have been different reports on allowances for the National Assembly members.

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