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Just in: Trouble for Police Service Commission boss as workers make huge demand
The chairman of the Police Service Commission (PSC) has been asked to resign his appointment over alleged ineptitude by staff and members if the commission.
Tension in top south south state as workers begin protest, give reasons
Some civil servants in Calabar, Cross River state on Tuesday, August 23, took to the streets to protest the non-payment of their salaries by the government.
40 civil servants receive huge amount of money for winning presidential award, head of service reacts
Some workers of the Federal Civil Service Commission have received a cash reward of N500,000 each for winning the prestigious presidential award in June 2022
Ever been bullied at work? Expert tells government officials what to do
Nigerians across the country have been urged to pay attention to traits of bullying at workplace as such behaviours can be detrimental to individuals' health.
Former union leader blasts 36 states governors over call to retire civil servants above 50 years
Peter Esele, a former president of the TUC on Sunday, August 14, accused Nigerian governors of being interested in borrowing money rather than doing their jobs.
Whistleblower lands in trouble after revealing fake employment under Fashola
A civil servant in the ministry of work and housing, Richard Oghenerhoro, has landed in trouble after uncovering fake employment under the Fashola's ministry.
Group kicks at president Buhari’s delay in nominating new AGF
President Muhammadu Buhari has been put on the edge once again following his delay in nominating and appointing a new accountant-general of the federation.
Born in 1958? Supreme Court Makes Clarification on New CJN's Date of Birth
The director of information at the Supreme Court of Nigeria has said that the newly appointed chief justice of Nigeria was born on August 22, 1954, and not 1958
N30,000 minimum wage: Nigerian labour leaders make huge demand from FG
Labour leaders in Nigeria have urged the government to consider a review of the current N30,000 minimum wage to meet the reality of workers in the couuntry.
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