Nigerian labour unions have said they were not aware of any security report by the Department of State Services (DSS) that advised against their planned rally, insisting that their protest in solidarity with ASUU over its six months old strike would hold on July 26 and 27..

Nigerian labour unions have said they were not aware of any security report by the Department of State Services (DSS) that advised against their planned rally, insisting that their protest in solidarity with ASUU over its six months old strike would hold on July 26 and 27.. Punch News 🗨 Comment.. #️⃣ DSS.. #️⃣ Nigeria.. #️⃣ NLC.. #️⃣ STRIKES..

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Nigerian labour unions have said they were not aware of any security report by the Department of State Services (DSS) that advised against their planned rally, insisting that their protest in solidarity with ASUU over its six months old strike would hold on July 26 and 27..

• Workers at the Police Service Commission (PSC) on Thursday issued a notice of indefinite strike to the management of the commission over breach of conditions...

• Government, on Thursday, said demands by ASUU to be paid salaries for the 6-month strike period is stalling its negotiations...

• President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, said its ongoing strike will not end anytime soon..

• The NEC of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has announced a 4-week extension of the ongoing academic strike in public universities...

• Abducted wife of assassinated Kwara monarch, Late Oba Olusegun Aremu-Cole has regained freedom

• Firearm allegation against former CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele has been dismissed

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