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International Boy Child Day: Obi calls for greater investment in Nigeria’s children

By Crystal Ugoeze Former Anambra State Governor and leading opposition figure Peter Obi has called for urgent action to address the worsening conditions facing the Nigerian boy child, warning that…

Presidency insists ISWAP Leader Al-Manuki was eliminated in joint Nigeria-U.S. operation

Labour threatens crackdown on exploitation, wage violations in Nigeria By Daily Review Online Nigeria’s organised labour movement has accused government authorities and private employers of eroding workers’ rights, warning that exploitation, insecurity and rising poverty are making decent living conditions increasingly difficult for Nigerian workers. At the 2026 May Day celebration, leaders of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress said workers across the country were facing mounting economic hardship, poor enforcement of labour laws and growing interference in union activities. The labour centres, led by Joe Ajaero and Festus Osifo, accused some state governments of failing to fully implement the 2024 National Minimum Wage Act despite improved revenues. They also alleged that some employers were pushing for the removal of protections meant to shield workers from abuse and unfair treatment. According to the union leaders, attacks on the rights of workers to organise, associate freely and bargain collectively have continued across several sectors, while attempts to weaken union structures and impose rival leaderships threaten the independence of organised labour. They vowed to intensify engagements with both public and private employers, promising coordinated actions and sustained campaigns against anti-worker practices. Labour leaders also warned against policies and actions capable of fragmenting trade unions, insisting that unity remained essential in defending workers’ welfare and rights. The unions further stressed the need to strengthen institutions responsible for industrial relations and social dialogue, including reforms aimed at improving labour administration and ensuring fairness in the workplace

WHO confirms eight Andes Hantavirus cases linked to cruise ship outbreak

Group writes INEC demands names of officials linked to alleged Abuja land allocations

Politics

Gbenga Hashim urges broader counter-terror strategy after elimination of ISIS deputy leader

By Dennis Okechukwu Former presidential candidate, Gbenga Hashim, has called for a more comprehensive and coordinated counter-terrorism strategy following the reported killing of a senior Islamic State commander, Abu Bilal…

Metro

BREAKING: Trump announces killing of ISIS deputy leader in Nigeria

By Ihechi Enyinnaya United States President Donald Trump has announced that American forces, working alongside the Nigerian military, carried out a joint operation that allegedly killed Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, whom he…

Business

Budget Office defends delay in quarterly reports, says fiscal year Is defined by law, not calendar

By Ayo Ayodele The Budget Office of the Federation has clarified that delays in the publication of recent Quarterly Budget Implementation Reports are linked to legal and procedural adjustments arising…

Entertainment/Arts

BREAKING: Nollywood Actor Alex Ekubo dies at 40

By Crystal Ugoeze Social media was thrown into mourning on Tuesday following viral reports alleging that popular Nollywood actor Alex Ekubo has died at the age of 40. The reports…

Sports

PSG clinch Ligue 1 title

By Daily Review Online Paris Saint-Germain F.C. have clinched the 2025/26 Ligue 1 title after defeating RC Lens 2-0, handing coach Luis Enrique a major advantage ahead of the UEFA…

Opinion/Features

Deficits, Debt and Economic Literacy: A Response to Nigeria’s Fiscal Critics

By Tanimu Yakubu Those who speak glibly about deficits, debt and fiscal expansion often reveal not economic sophistication, but economic illiteracy disguised as moral outrage. Much of today’s opposition rhetoric…