Lagos State Government has initiated a 2026 promotion exercise for 5,258 civil servants, introducing new evaluation processes like SEAP for senior officers to enhance competence and performance-based career advancement.
The National Public Service Negotiating Council has formally requested a 120% salary increase, proposing a new minimum wage of N154,000 monthly to help federal workers cope with soaring inflation and rising living costs across Nigeria.
Anambra State Government has implemented pro-rata salary deductions for civil servants who failed to report for duty on Mondays, previously observed as sit-at-home days. Workers complain of irregular and excessive cuts at Jerome Udoji State Secretariat.
FCTA spokesperson Lere Olayinka clarifies workers are not owed salaries, addresses promotion arrears payment and court order to suspend industrial action in Abuja.
Federal Capital Territory Administration workers continue strike despite court order, demanding welfare improvements and minister's removal while Wike threatens sanctions.
The FCT Administration directs all departments to implement staff attendance registers following a court order suspending the JUAC strike, ensuring government operations resume immediately.
Tension erupted in Abuja as striking FCT workers chased Minister Nyesom Wike's motorcade during protests over unpaid salaries and welfare issues, backed by NLC.
Nigerian labour unions NLC and TUC have given the Federal Government a 14-day ultimatum to implement the 2021 CONHESS adjustment report or face nationwide industrial action.
LASODA General Manager Adenike Oyetunde-Lawal addresses concerns about disability support, explaining structured cluster approach for fair resource distribution.
Administrative services in Abuja were paralyzed as FCTA and FCDA workers began an indefinite strike on Monday, January 19, 2026. The Joint Union Action Committee enforces full compliance, while management's response remains pending.
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has announced more than 30 job vacancies for Nigerians and other professionals worldwide. Learn about the roles, how to apply, and key deadlines.
Complete guide to getting a Nigerian international passport in 2026. Learn the updated fees (₦100,000-₦200,000), processing times (3-6 weeks), and step-by-step application procedure via the NIS portal.
FCT Administration workers under JUAC demand immediate resolution of long-standing welfare issues, including unpaid pensions, salary centralization, and promotion arrears, threatening morale and productivity.
The Nigeria Immigration Service has upgraded its passport tracking platform with a new 'ready for collection' status to improve communication and reduce delays. Learn about the new stages and features.
The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has issued a mandatory directive for parents to migrate their children's NIN from the minors' to the adult register upon turning 16. Failure to do so could render the identity number inactive, affecting a
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has approved career advancement for over 2,000 FCDA and FCTA staff following recent examinations. The move signals commitment to welfare and a modernized civil service.
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has approved the promotion of more than 2,000 FCTA and FCDA workers following a CBT. INEC also pledges credible polls for FCT and Osun elections. Read more.
Vice President Kashim Shettima and expert Dr Joe Abah outlined essential leadership qualities at a policy colloquium in Abuja. They urged public servants to embrace selflessness and integrity for good governance.
The Trade Union Congress in Rivers State faces a major split as senior civil servants disown the Samuel Ogan-led faction. Read the full details of the escalating leadership battle and its implications for workers.
Vice President Shettima and Joe Abah call for selfless, disciplined public service at an Abuja event celebrating Hadiza Bala Usman's 50th birthday and career. Read key insights on governance.
The Federal Government has begun a merit-based recruitment drive for National Health Fellows to strengthen primary healthcare in all 774 local government areas. Apply now!
Former PSI Vice President Peters Adeyemi exposes how African workers suffer from imposed economic policies, poor leadership, and a weakened labour movement. Read his call for change.
FERMA's Joint Union refutes media reports of board interference, calling them forged and malicious. They demand retraction and pledge support to the agency's leadership.
Dr. Dayo Lajide assumes office as Permanent Secretary for Lagos Health. Commissioner Abayomi calls for unity, revealing 20,000 traditional medicine practitioners and 7,000 doctors in the state. Read more.
Adekunmilola Adio-Moses, DG of Lagos PSSDC, details his vision to transform the centre into a world-class public service university and attract Nigeria's best minds to governance. Read his plans.
Lagos State celebrates public service excellence, awarding Deputy Director Olaosebikan Ebenezer Olajuwon as the 2025 Outstanding Officer. Discover the inspiring story behind the recognition.
Nigeria's Federal Civil Service has officially become fully paperless, marking a historic shift from legacy bureaucracy to a digital public service. Discover the impact of this major reform.
Governor Dapo Abiodun has approved the appointment of nine new permanent secretaries, two principals-general, and four headteachers-general in Ogun State. The selections follow a rigorous process based on merit and experience.
The CDCFIB warns job seekers about a fake notice for the 2025 recruitment. Official updates will only be on verified channels. Stay alert to avoid scams.
25 years after Mojisola Adelakun's fatal accident, her daughter's tribute sparks deep reflection on Nigeria's governance failures and needless loss of life. A call for institutional reform.