Joe Ajaero, president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has described the current ₦70,000 minimum wage as a “poverty wage,” saying it no longer reflects Nigeria’s economic realities due to rising inflation and
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Since the removal of the fuel subsidy and due to other challenges such as high transportation costs, insecurity on major transport routes, and inflation, many Nigerians have been struggling with sharply rising food prices. Staples like rice, tomatoes, beans, oil, etc., have become increasingly unaffordable for large segments of the population.
Julie Kozack, Director of the IMF’s Communications Department The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged the Federal Government of Nigeria to expedite the completion of its cash transfer programme to support vulnerable households. The IMF emphasized that this initiative is crucial in cushioning the effects of ongoing economic reforms on low-income Nigerians.
Lagos-based National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, Ushie Uguamaye A Lagos-based National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, Ushie Uguamaye, popularly known as Raye, has publicly apologized after her viral video sparked mixed reactions. In the video, she criticized the government and described Lagos as a “smelling state,” leading to backlash from many
Detty December The highly anticipated ‘Detty December’ festivities, a time of vibrant concerts, events, and cultural showcases, have taken a hit this year due to Nigeria’s ongoing economic challenges. With inflation at an all-time high and the cost-of-living soaring, both event organizers and revelers are feeling the strain. For years, ‘Detty December’ has been
Student on School Campus -ARDnig Food inflation in Nigeria is severely impacting students, making it difficult for them to afford nutritious meals. With prices of basic food items skyrocketing, students struggle to maintain a healthy diet, affecting their well-being and academic performance. While some universities and government initiatives provide limited support, more
In a significant move for Nigerian workers, the Federal Government (FG) has reportedly agreed to a new minimum wage of ₦70,000. This decision aims to improve the living standards of workers across the country and address the rising cost of living. Background The push for a higher minimum wage has been a hot topic in […]
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