NLC Gives Tinubu Government Two Weeks to Address Wage, Petrol Price and Health Sector Disputes

NLC Gives Tinubu Government Two Weeks to Address Wage, Petrol Price and Health Sector Disputes

By GLEBM News Desk The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has issued a two-week ultimatum to the Federal Government to begin renegotiating the national minimum wage, take steps to reduce petrol prices and implement outstanding agreements with public sector and health workers, warning that failure to meet its demands could trigger further action by the labour…

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Nigerian Bottling Company Marks 75 Years, Eyes Stronger Local Investment

Nigerian Bottling Company Marks 75 Years, Eyes Fresh Investment in Local Production

By GLEBM News Desk The Nigerian Bottling Company Limited (NBC) has marked 75 years of operations in Nigeria, using the anniversary to reaffirm its commitment to local investment, manufacturing and long-term participation in the country’s consumer market. The anniversary comes as the company looks toward the next phase of its operations amid a rapidly changing…

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FOCI 70th AGM: Construction Industry Seeks Urgent Government Action as 41,000 Jobs Are Lost

FOCI 70th AGM: Construction Industry Seeks Urgent Government Action as 41,000 Jobs Are Lost

By GLEBM News Desk The Federation of Construction Industry (FOCI) has called for urgent government intervention to revive Nigeria’s construction sector, warning that funding constraints, delayed payments, rising operating costs and contractual challenges are threatening the sustainability of the industry. The call was made on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, at the 70th Annual General Meeting…

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ASUU Declares Indefinite Strike Across Three Lagos State Universities

ASUU Declares Indefinite Strike Across Three Lagos State Universities

By GLEBM News Desk Academic activities have been disrupted across three Lagos State-owned universities following the declaration of an indefinite strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities. The affected institutions are Lagos State University (LASU), Lagos State University of Education (LASUED), and Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH). The industrial action followed…

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UCH Health Workers Begin Indefinite Strike Over Director’s Reinstatement

UCH Health Workers Begin Indefinite Strike Over Director’s Reinstatement

By GLEBM News Desk Health services at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, are facing disruption following the commencement of an indefinite strike by allied health professionals. The industrial action centres on a dispute over the reinstatement of the hospital’s Director of Pharmaceutical Services, Dr Adeyinka Ishola, following a disciplinary matter. The hospital’s chapter of the…

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ASUU Declares Indefinite Strike Across Three Lagos State Universities

Plateau University Lecturers Suspend Strike After Agreement With State Government

By GLEBM News Desk Academic activities at Plateau State University are set to resume after lecturers suspended their industrial action following an agreement with the Plateau State Government. The university’s branch of the Academic Staff Union of Universities suspended the strike effective midnight on September 16, 2026, after reviewing commitments reached during negotiations with the…

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Nigeria Rejoins JPMorgan Bond Index, Eyes $17.5bn Foreign Investment

Nigeria Rejoins JPMorgan Bond Index, Eyes $17.5bn Foreign Investment

By GLEBM News Desk Nigeria has recorded more than five million new off-grid electricity connections between 2025 and 2026, highlighting the accelerating role of distributed solar power in expanding electricity access across the country. The growth reflects increasing reliance on decentralised energy solutions as households, businesses and communities seek alternatives to limitations within the conventional…

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