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65 dead as fresh Ebola outbreak hits eastern Democratic Republic of Congo • Again, suit seeking to disqualify Goodluck Jonathan from 2027 presidential election suffers setback • Investors should avoid speculative decisions, focus on informed investing – Adenagbe • Benue youths lead as 184,064 captured in INEC voter registration • Fitch rates Globus Bank ‘B-’ with stable outlook as profit rises to N82.6bn • How Desmond Elliot’s role in Obasa’s impeachment saga nearly cost me my job – Gbajabiamila • Glovo, Chowdeck fuel Nigeria’s foodservice boom as market hits six-year high • House Committee Intensifies Oversight Drive, Engages SURCON, NITT on Compliance, Reforms • ازمة النقد عند الحزب الشيوعي السوداني • التدافع والقتال في القرآن وسقوط دولة السلاح: قراءة في السودان بين النص والواقع • جبرة… بيوت بلا أبواب (6) • 2027: Legal challenges await you – Senior lawyer advises PDP aspirants against buying form • Peter Obi condoles Datti Baba-Ahmed over loss of brother • El Hadji Diouf sentenced to jail over child maintenance case • The war on Iran will likely end in American retreat • From fact-finding to fact-proving at the ICJ: The Gambia v Myanmar and the court’s coming reckoning on evidence, interventions, and intent • President Barrow meets Senegal’s Chief of Staff Wade • Shoe vendor kills colleague in Colobane • Senegal conference targets Africa’s costly debt pricing bias • SSHFC GIVEN PERFORMANCE BONUS AFTER REGISTERING OUTSTANDING GROWTH, STRONG SERVICE DELIVERY • 65 dead as fresh Ebola outbreak hits eastern Democratic Republic of Congo • Again, suit seeking to disqualify Goodluck Jonathan from 2027 presidential election suffers setback • Investors should avoid speculative decisions, focus on informed investing – Adenagbe • Benue youths lead as 184,064 captured in INEC voter registration • Fitch rates Globus Bank ‘B-’ with stable outlook as profit rises to N82.6bn • How Desmond Elliot’s role in Obasa’s impeachment saga nearly cost me my job – Gbajabiamila • Glovo, Chowdeck fuel Nigeria’s foodservice boom as market hits six-year high • House Committee Intensifies Oversight Drive, Engages SURCON, NITT on Compliance, Reforms • ازمة النقد عند الحزب الشيوعي السوداني • التدافع والقتال في القرآن وسقوط دولة السلاح: قراءة في السودان بين النص والواقع • جبرة… بيوت بلا أبواب (6) • 2027: Legal challenges await you – Senior lawyer advises PDP aspirants against buying form • Peter Obi condoles Datti Baba-Ahmed over loss of brother • El Hadji Diouf sentenced to jail over child maintenance case • The war on Iran will likely end in American retreat • From fact-finding to fact-proving at the ICJ: The Gambia v Myanmar and the court’s coming reckoning on evidence, interventions, and intent • President Barrow meets Senegal’s Chief of Staff Wade • Shoe vendor kills colleague in Colobane • Senegal conference targets Africa’s costly debt pricing bias • SSHFC GIVEN PERFORMANCE BONUS AFTER REGISTERING OUTSTANDING GROWTH, STRONG SERVICE DELIVERY

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LP celebrates workers, demands improved welfare

Punch Nigeria 14 days 1 mins read

The Labour Party celebrates Nigerian workers, urging authorities to improve workers’ welfare amid rising inflation and economic challenges. Read More: https://punchng.com/lp-celebrates-workers-demands-improved-welfare/

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