Yesterday, May 1, our country celebrated Workers Day. This occasion presents an opportunity to consider the situation of the common man or woman in our country, the role of the labor movement in our political economy, and the undoubtedly weak state of the Nigerian economy today. Congratulations to labor and the Federal Government of Nigeria on... Read More

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May 2, 2019

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The YNaija Cover – the 2nd of May

Follow the link to read the story on YNaija: The Big 5: 17 feared dead as bandits invade Katsina villages, destroys houses; Buhari lied about his academic credentials – Atiku tells Tribunal | Other top stories Check out other latest stories: The Late 5: Don’t reduce INEC to a tool in... Read More

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February 3, 2015

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Ronaldo loves United, but he’ll cost up to £300m – Mendes

by Mark Bassey Jorges Mendes has once again insisted that his client Cristiano Ronaldo, is happy at Real Madrid and will finish his career in Spain. However, the ‘super-agent’ also revealed that if a club is willing to pay up to £300million, the Portugal captain could leave the Bernabeu. Manchester United have been making attempts... Read More

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May 1, 2014

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Olusegun Adeniyi: Aliko Dangote and workers’ day

by Olusegun Adeniyi However, the more grave challenge in the rise of Dangote as Africa’s richest man is in the very nature of his local roots. He hails from Kano State in the north, a region that is tragically the home to the poorest of Nigeria’s mostly impoverished 170 million odd population despite the fact... Read More

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May 1, 2013

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#MayDay: “It is not a time for lamentation” – Gov Oshiomhole is singing a different song

by Rachel Ogbu In celebrating May Day today, Edo State Governor Adams Oshiomhole on Tuesday made a detour from previous messages as a labour leader, advising Nigerian workers not to mark the May Day celebration lamenting instead he challenged them to use it as a day for engaging those in authority. According to reports, the... Read More

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The YNaija Cover – the 2nd of May

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Olusegun Adeniyi: Aliko Dangote and workers’ day

#MayDay: “It is not a time for lamentation” – Gov Oshiomhole is singing a different song

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