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Federal Workers Demand ₦300,000 Minimum Wage
The Federal Workers Forum (FWF) has demanded an immediate increase in Nigeria’s national minimum wage from ₦70,000 to ₦300,000, accusing the Federal Government of failing to fully implement the 2024 wage award and consequential adjustments for federal civil servants. In a press statement dated September 2,...
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Federal Workers Demand ₦300,000 Minimum Wage
The Federal Workers Forum (FWF) has demanded an immediate increase in Nigeria’s national minimum wage from ₦70,000 to ₦300,000, accusing...
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Uber Exits Nigeria, Uganda After 12 Years as Global Restructuring Cuts 3,300 Jobs
Uber Technologies has ended its ride-hailing operations in Nigeria and Uganda, bringing its 12-year...
