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BREAKING: After Amaechi, another Buhari's minister formally declares for presidency
Ahead of the 2023 general elections, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige on Tuesday formally declared his intention to contest the positi
Another powerful APC chieftain set to declare for 2023 presidency
Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige will formally declare his intention to contest the 2023 presidential election on the platform of APC.
ASUU strike: Govt undermining educational sector, says Shettima Yerima
President of Arewa Youths Forum, Comrade Shettima in a chat with Legit.ng disclosed Buhari's-led government has failed to prioritise education in the country.
ASUU strike: Outcome of NANS meeting, other strategies revealed
As ASUU has extended its ongoing strike by eight weeks, a recent chat with Legit.ng showed that talks are still ongoing, as revealed by the NANS president.
Buhari's minister opens up about reported police officers' death during second Niger Bridge inspection
FG has dismissed reports that four policemen were feared dead when the convoy of Prof. Ibrahim Gambari, Babatunde Fashola and Chris Ngige crashed in Asaba.
ASUU strike: FG gives newly inaugurated committee deadline to resolve crisis
The newly inaugurated commitee for the implementation of the agreement between the federal government and ASUU have been given a deadline for renegotiation.
It is false and misleading: Police react to video of Ngige's kinsman ‘buried alive’ in Anambra
A kinsman of the minister, Dr. Chris Ngige, Mr Olisa Igbonwa resurfaced at the police headquarters in Anambra after being buried alive over a chieftaincy title.
Government’s proposal: FG, ASUU in talks to suspend strike
The leadership of ASUU met with the minister of labour and employment, Chris Ngige, on Tuesday, March 1, to discuss a possible solution to end the strike action
2023: Buhari's minister seriously consulting to run for president
The minister of labour and employment, Senator Chris Ngige has said he his still consulting stakeholders across the country on running for presidency in 2023.
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