Workers of the Federal Capital Territory Administration, under the Joint Union Action Committee, resumed their indefinite strike on Thursday over unresolved welfare issues.
Nigeria’s ambition to build a $1 trillion economy can only be achieved if digital growth is anchored on trust, data protection, and shared prosperity.
Rahama Farah, chief of the UNICEF field office in Kano, made the appeal on Tuesday.
Issues frequently reported by female journalists, such as sexual harassment and intimidation, are also prevalent within media organisations, necessitating targeted interventions.
Detectives who visited and photographed the scene noted visible signs of violence and mutilation on parts of the young girl’s body.
Adolescents and young people in Katsina have called for an inclusive, safe, and youth-driven education system to be achieved by 2030.
A UNICEF report also indicated that 10.5 million primary school-aged children (25.6 per cent) were not enrolled in school.
PASAN’s strike has crippled legislative activities at the Katsina State House of Assembly.
Onitsha Main Market, one of West Africa’s largest markets, was shut on Monday on the governor’s orders.
NLC and TUC gave the government a 14-day ultimatum, from January 23, to implement the 2021 Technical Committee report on the adjustment of the Consolidated Health Salary Structure.
