Lagos, Nigeria | September 9, 2025 The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) has declared that its ongoing strike action will not be suspended until the labour dispute with the Dangote Group is fully resolved. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the union said the industrial action, which has disrupted operations in
Resident doctors at Ladoke Akintola University Teaching Hospital in Ogbomoso have commenced an indefinite strike following the failure of hospital management and Oyo State government to address their longstanding grievances. The Association of Resident Doctors issued the strike notice on Monday after a three-week ultimatum expired without resolution of key demands including implementation of
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has put on hold its earlier plan to embark on a strike over delayed payment of salaries, following the commencement of disbursement of June 2025 wages to its members across various institutions. This development was confirmed by Dr. Sylvanus Ugoh, the Chairman of the University of Abuja chapter
The recent industrial action by staff and unions of the Nigerian Meteorological Services Agency (NiMet) has taken a significant toll on domestic air operations, with leading carrier Air Peace lamenting what it describes as a “humongous” financial hit due to the disruption. The strike, which led to a temporary halt in flight operations beginning Tuesday
The ongoing industrial action by workers of the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has been temporarily suspended following a successful intervention by the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo. The resolution comes after a high-level engagement between the minister and representatives of key aviation unions in Abuja. NiMet workers had embarked on a strike
Aviation workers in Nigeria are poised to resume their strike action due to alleged breaches of existing agreements by the Federal Government. The workers’ unions claim that the government has failed to implement key provisions of their agreements, leading to a breakdown in relations. The unions, representing various aviation sector workers, had previously suspended their
Aviation unions have issued a strong warning to the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet), declaring their intention to resume a strike that was previously suspended earlier this year due to unresolved issues concerning the agency’s failure to honor an agreement signed with the workers in January. The letter, jointly signed by the National Union of Air
