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Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ)

February 1, 2024

Delta government vows to discipline errant civil servants

Reginald Bayoko, Delta’s head of service, says the state government will maintain the culture of disciplining errant civil servants internally without recourse.

Delta Governor, RT. Hon Sheriff Oborevwori [Photo: Facebook/ Sheriff]
January 31, 2024

Gombe CP seeks collaboration with journalists for crime-free society

According to him, the media is a critical partner in the fight against crime and criminality.

Hayatu Usman
January 24, 2024

NUJ seeks N35,000 wage award for Sokoto civil servants

NUJ has appealed to Governor Ahmed Aliyu to consider implementing a N35,000 wage award for civil servants.

Sokoto State gov, Ahmad Sokoto (Credit: Nigeria Governors Forum)
January 23, 2024
Nigerian Soldiers
January 20, 2024

FCT women journalists protest decision to use NUJ identity cards for elections

“We disagreed because it was not used during the NAWOJ National Delegate Conference.”

NUJ logo used to illustrate the story
January 20, 2024

Gov. Oborevwori’s aide attributes Supreme Court victory to divine intervention

The celebration followed the Supreme Court verdict of Friday in Abuja that affirmed Mr Oborevwori’s victory.

Delta Governor, RT. Hon Sheriff Oborevwori [Photo: Facebook Sheriff]
January 5, 2024

FG urged to establish sports university in Kano

The lawmaker suggested converting the Sports Institute in Karfi, Kura LGA, for that purpose.

Mobolaji Johnson Sports Centre, Rowe Park, Yaba
January 5, 2024

Lawmaker pays N38 million tuition fees for 512 students

Mr Shehu said he would not turn a blind eye to flooding and erosion.

December 26, 2023

Tinubu concerned about hardship Nigerians face due to his economic policies: Aide

Mr Abdulaziz explained that the president was aware of the hardship Nigerians face due to his administration’s various policies.

President Bola Tinubu
November 14, 2023

Strike: Organised labour in Nasarawa directs total compliance on Wednesday

Some workers who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that their leaders were yet to direct them to comply. 

NLC