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Ex-Arsenal Defender Tomiyasu Signs For Crystal Palace • Kogi ADC chieftain hails rescue of abducted Kwara residents • Lucy Bronze backs Uefa’s stance on boycotting Fifa for ‘good of the game’ • Ecstasy as Arugba leads procession to Osun grove • Sugu aja na duka la kubadilishia fedha • Ecstacy as Arugba leads procession to Osun grove • Uvurugaji masomo uliokuwa unafanywa na wapitanjia wapatiwa suluhisho • Sugu: Kutoka kwenye mziki, siasa hadi duka la kubadilishia fedha • Police to deploy four officers per polling unit in Osun – IG • Nigeria’s democracy nosediving, Reps group warns • NPFL: Kun Khalifat FC set for change of ownership • ICPC Report: Atiku demands names of Villa insiders behind fake agency scandal • Man City Reject Barcelona’s £38.5m For Rodri • Osun election: Police will be apolitical, impartial — IGP Disu • NPFL: Ameh appointed new Kun Khalifat FC captain • Ruto is now a temporary incumbent, Wanjigi says following court decision • NYSC disowns viral notice on special redeployment window • CDHR expresses concern over frequent redeployment of Delta police commissioners • Controversy dogs Nnewi multi-billion naira market shops allocation • Football Daily | Vinícius Júnior and a fantasy world of transfers in the football lull • Ex-Arsenal Defender Tomiyasu Signs For Crystal Palace • Kogi ADC chieftain hails rescue of abducted Kwara residents • Lucy Bronze backs Uefa’s stance on boycotting Fifa for ‘good of the game’ • Ecstasy as Arugba leads procession to Osun grove • Sugu aja na duka la kubadilishia fedha • Ecstacy as Arugba leads procession to Osun grove • Uvurugaji masomo uliokuwa unafanywa na wapitanjia wapatiwa suluhisho • Sugu: Kutoka kwenye mziki, siasa hadi duka la kubadilishia fedha • Police to deploy four officers per polling unit in Osun – IG • Nigeria’s democracy nosediving, Reps group warns • NPFL: Kun Khalifat FC set for change of ownership • ICPC Report: Atiku demands names of Villa insiders behind fake agency scandal • Man City Reject Barcelona’s £38.5m For Rodri • Osun election: Police will be apolitical, impartial — IGP Disu • NPFL: Ameh appointed new Kun Khalifat FC captain • Ruto is now a temporary incumbent, Wanjigi says following court decision • NYSC disowns viral notice on special redeployment window • CDHR expresses concern over frequent redeployment of Delta police commissioners • Controversy dogs Nnewi multi-billion naira market shops allocation • Football Daily | Vinícius Júnior and a fantasy world of transfers in the football lull

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NLC demands new minimum wage, says ₦70,000 no longer enough

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The NLC demands a new minimum wage, stating the current ₦70,000 is insufficient due to rising inflation. Labour leaders call for an urgent review to reflec Read More: https://punchng.com/nlc-demands-new-minimum-wage-says-%e2%82%a670000-no-longer-enough/

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