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Nigerian public servants under the JNPSNC have threatened a three-day warning strike from October 2 over petrol prices, wage relief and negotiations for a new minimum wage.
Another Strike Threat: Why Nigerian Workers Keep Paying the Price. By Suad Ayinla Read More
By Suad AYINLA. For Nigerian families already struggling to stretch their income, rising energy costs are creating another layer of pressure. The prices of petrol and cooking gas have continued …
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By Chiagoziem Abosi Edited by Bababunmi Agbebi For years, Nigerians heard the same question whenever petrol subsidy came up: How much was the government spending on it? Now, the Federal …
Fuel Subsidy Removal Generated ₦15.8tn in 30 Months — Oyedele Read More By Chiagoziem Abosi Edited by Bababunmi Agbebi The price of fuel in Nigeria has continued its steady climb, and for many residents of Ikeja, the impact is no longer something …
Fuel Prices Keep Rising!!! Read More