LP Still Party to Beat in 2027 - Onyemais
Labour Party chieftain Onyemais declares LP remains strong despite defections, predicts stronger performance in 2027 elections. Read exclusive insights on party's future.
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Child Labour Surge Sparks Alarm in West Africa
Experts warn of rising child domestic work trapping thousands behind closed doors. Over 13 million children in West Africa face exploitation. Report abuse via toll-free line 0800-800-801.
Labour Party Faction Submits New Leadership List
Senator Nenadi Usman's LP faction submits a 34-member interim committee to INEC, escalating the party's leadership crisis. Get the latest details on the political tussle.
DSS Questions Datti Baba-Ahmed Over Inciting Comments
Nigeria's DSS has invited Labour Party vice-presidential candidate Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed for questioning over remarks deemed inflammatory. Read the full details here.
Celebrating Spouses of Nigeria's Labour Leaders
Discover the untold stories of labour leaders' spouses - the silent heroes supporting Nigeria's workers' rights movement through sacrifice and resilience.
UK Allows New Oil and Gas Drilling in North Sea
Britain's Labour government signals a policy shift, permitting limited oil and gas extraction in existing North Sea fields despite a prior ban on new licenses. Discover the details.
Zimbabwe Fake Healer Jailed 15 Years for Attempted Rape
A Zimbabwe court sentenced fake traditional healer Cain Mushayi to 15 years for attempting to rape a woman during false spiritual cleansing. Learn how to avoid such predators.
LP Accuses APC of Using Insecurity Against Jonathan
Labour Party alleges APC masterminded 2011 insecurity to sabotage Jonathan's government. Party also condemns Peter Obi's anti-party activities with ADC ahead of 2027 elections.
Life sentence for South Korean cybersex blackmail kingpin
South Korean court sentences Kim Nok-wan to life imprisonment for operating massive Telegram-based cybersex blackmail ring that exploited 261 victims, including minors. Details inside.
Labour Party Vows to Unseat APC in 2027 Elections
Labour Party declares unity, urges Nigerian workers to join opposition movement against APC government ahead of 2027 elections. Party announces key appointments in Southwest.
UK Labour Government's Budget Tests Credibility
Britain's Labour government unveils crucial budget with tax rises to curb debt and fund public services amid weak poll ratings and economic challenges.
UK Labour's 2025 Budget Tests Credibility
Britain's Labour government unveils its annual budget with expected tax rises to curb debt, facing political and economic challenges. Read more for full analysis.
Belgium's 3-Day National Strike Over Austerity
Belgium faces major disruptions as unions launch a three-day national strike protesting government spending cuts and labour reforms. Schools, transport, and airports will be severely affected.
Zinoleesky Questions Future at Marlian Music in Post
Nigerian singer Zinoleesky drops disturbing message about feeling powerless in music industry, fueling speculation about departure from Naira Marley's Marlian Music label.
Tod's Executives Face Labour Exploitation Investigation
Italian prosecutors investigate Tod's executives for alleged labour exploitation of Chinese subcontractors. Read about the shocking working conditions and legal actions.
School Employee Texted Boy 5,000 Times Before Assault
Former school administrator Alyson Cranick admitted to texting an 11-year-old boy nearly 5,000 times and luring him with gifts before sexual assault. She faces life imprisonment.
NARD: Strike continues until minimum demands are met
Nigerian resident doctors reject government claims of progress, vowing to continue nationwide strike until all 19 core demands are fully addressed. Health crisis deepens.
Senator Okey Ezea Dies, Peter Obi Mourns
Labour Party senator Okey Ezea passes away in Lagos at 62. Peter Obi describes the death as devastating and pays tribute to his close confidant and political ally.
Nigerian Senator Okey Ezea Dies in Lagos at 62
Senator Okey Ezea, Enugu North representative, passed away in Lagos after brief illness. The Labour Party lawmaker refused to defect to ruling party. Read his remarkable journey.
Senator Okey Ezea Dies in the United Kingdom
Labour Party Senator Okey Ezea, representing Enugu North, has died in the UK while receiving medical care. Get the full story and tributes here.
Senator Okey Ezea Passes Away in United Kingdom
Labour Party Senator Okey Ezea representing Enugu North has died in the UK while receiving medical treatment. Learn about his political journey and legacy.
LP Chieftain Sues Over Death Threats in Ebonyi
Labour Party chieftain Dr. Ezeh Emmanuel Ezeh files a rights suit against suspected political enforcers for death threats. He seeks judicial protection and affirms the rule of law. Read more.
Fake Missionary Arraigned for Rape, Fraud in Ondo
Ondo Police arraign Joshua Jayeola for alleged serial rape, sexual exploitation, and defrauding victims of N4.5 million. 15 young women rescued. Case adjourned to Nov 26, 2025.
Obidient Movement Restructures After Key Resignations
The Obidient Movement dismisses concerns over recent resignations, announcing a major restructuring to strengthen its citizen-driven platform for Nigeria's renewal. Stay informed on the latest developments.
LP Chieftain: Obi Can't Control Obidient Movement
Labour Party's Marcel Ngogbehei challenges Peter Obi's leadership of Obidient Movement, revealing grassroots origins and funding struggles. Discover the internal crisis.
Teacher arrested for sex with student and stalking
Colorado middle school teacher Teresa Whalin faces multiple charges after allegedly having sexual relationship with 14-year-old student and stalking him after breakup. Case highlights abuse of trust.
ILO Strengthens Nigerian Unions for Labour Challenges
ILO enhances Nigerian trade unions' capacity to address unemployment, underemployment, and informal economy challenges through strategic workshop. Join the push for decent work.
Electricity Union Decries Sacking of 800 AEDC Staff
The National Union of Electricity Employees condemns the retrenchment of 800 Abuja Disco staff, citing a breach of agreement and economic hardship. Calls for a full review.
African Labour Leaders Chart Peace Pathway in Nairobi
African trade union leaders convene in Nairobi to develop a Peace Charter addressing continent-wide conflicts. Learn how workers are leading stability efforts.
Trans Lawmaker Pleads Guilty to Child Sex Crimes
Former New Hampshire lawmaker Stacie-Marie Laughton admits to child sexual exploitation involving daycare kids aged 3-5. Faces up to 30 years in federal prison. Full details.
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