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FG, ASUU Resume Talks Over 40% Pay Rise

The Federal Government has proposed a 40 per cent salary increase for members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities as both sides prepare to resume negotiations in Abuja. The talks will be led by a government team headed by Yayale Ahmed, with ASUU’s leadership returning to the table after internal consultations.​ ASUU’s National Executive Council met in Abuja on Sunday and agreed that the union should continue discussions with the government. Branch leaders who attended the NEC meeting are expected to brief their members nationwide on the new proposal and the next steps.​ A union source, who asked not to be named because of restrictions on speaking to the media during negotiations, confirmed the offer of a 40 per cent pay rise. The source said the discussions are ongoing and will continue next week, adding that members will be […]

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World Cup Qualifiers: Peter Obi Slams FG Over Unpaid Super Eagles Allowances

Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has strongly criticized the Federal Government over reports that the Super Eagles boycotted training ahead of Thursday’s crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup playoff against Gabon in Rabat, Morocco. Obi expressed disappointment that players representing Nigeria continue to be owed allowances, describing the situation as “truly unfortunate” and shameful, with “needless lavish spending and political patronage” prioritized over rewarding service and patriotism. Obi urged authorities to resolve the standoff and ensure athletes are treated with dignity and paid promptly. The boycott disrupted preparations just two days before the vital qualifier match that could determine Nigeria’s spot at the World Cup in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Reports indicate unresolved financial issues between the team and football authorities, with all squad members and staff refusing to train over unpaid bonuses. Obi warned this sends the wrong […]

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FG Bans Production, Sale of Alcohol in Sachets, Small Bottles

The Federal Government has officially banned the production, sale, and distribution of alcoholic beverages packaged in sachets and bottles below 200ml, with full enforcement beginning January 1, 2026. NAFDAC Director-General Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye cited the move as essential to curb alcohol abuse, particularly among youth and commercial drivers. Over 1,000 personnel will be recruited for NAFDAC to enforce the ban. The decision follows Senate and Ministry of Health directives, targeting spirit drinks in sachets and small bottles, but not all alcoholic beverages. The ban aims to reduce addiction, domestic violence, accidents, and crime linked to cheap, unregulated alcohol. Producers, distributors, and retailers must comply with the December 2025 deadline. No extensions will be granted. The regulation reflects Nigeria’s commitment to global standards on alcohol harm reduction, with awareness campaigns to accompany the rollout. Enforcement is described as protective, not punitive, […]

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Residents Slam FG, Gov Radda Over Collapsing Katsina Highway

People living along the Mararrabar Kankara–Dutsinma–Katsina highway are angry with the federal government, Governor Dikko Umaru Radda, and Minister of Works David Umahi for letting the road fall into terrible shape. The highway is one of the busiest in Katsina, linking many towns to the state capital. It used to be important for farmers, traders, and travellers, but now it is full of big potholes, broken edges, and damaged drains. Residents say things got worse after the government stopped repair work by a local company, Vipan Global Investment Resources. They believe the work stopped because of politics, as the contractor is said to be linked to the opposition. Now, with heavy rains, the road is almost impossible to use. Drivers take long detours, spend more on fuel, and face constant breakdowns. Accidents are common, and security problems in the area […]

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