Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. A meeting between the top echelon of the National Assembly and the national executives of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and Trade Union Congress, TUC, ended in deadlock on Sunday. The union vowed to continue its scheduled strike today. 2.
There was drama at Oro Ago Divisional Police headquarters in Kwara State, on Sunday, when soldiers invaded the station and forcefully moved out rescued Kogi varsity students. In a statement on Sunday evening, the Kwara police command described the action of the soldiers “as disrespectful and totally unacceptable”. 3. The Federal Government has warned workers planning to embark on the indefinite strike declared by labour unions that they risk a six month jail term.
It was gathered that Usman was riding his motorcycle with his son, Sobur, when Zubar and Rasaq ambushed them at a desolate location close to his residence around the General Hospital area in Agbowa Ikosi. 7. The cost of liquefied petroleum gas, otherwise known as cooking gas, appears to be on a downward spiral lately.
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