PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE COMMENDS RESILIENCE OF NIGERIAN WORKERS.(PHOTO).

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 PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE COMMENDS RESILIENCE OF NIGERIAN WORKERS President of the Senate Godswill Akpabio has congratulated Nigerian workers on International Labour Day 2026, praising their resilience, hard work, and patriotism despite economic challenges. In his May Day message, Akpabio described workers as the true heroes of Nigeria’s democracy and the engine of the economy. He said the 10th National Assembly remains committed to improving worker welfare through a living wage, safer workplaces, pension reforms, and job creation and pointed to the passage of the new National Minimum Wage Act and ongoing welfare packages as evidence of that commitment.  The Senate President also urged both public and private employers to prioritize worker welfare, stating that a motivated workforce is key to national productivity and prosperity pledging that the Senate will continue partnering with labour unions to ensure workers’ voices are heard in policymaking, vowing not to relent until ev...

THE DEATH TOLL FROM THE FUEL TRUCK BLAST IN SOUTH SUDAN,HAS RISEN FROM 100 TO 182 TODAY.

               According to a regional official who said today friday that the death toll in South Sudan from the explosion of a fuel truck this week has risen to 182.The blast occurred on wednesday as crowds gathered around the tanker to gather fuel after it had veered off the road.An official had earlier said the toll could keeping rising as South Sudan did not have adequate facilities to treat the burns.Wilson Thomas Yanga,Maridi county Commissioner said ''The death toll has increased to 182 people.However,we are now on the ground evacuating some serious cases to a safe location for medical attention''.

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