The body’s First Vice President, Emmanuel Jaja, said this on the 2024 International Workers’ Day on Wednesday in Lagos.
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Ex-workers of Nigeria Airways Limited on Tuesday expressed optimism that the N22.4 billion balance of their entitlements would be paid soon, following the signing of the 2019 Budget by President Muhammadu Buhari.
Some pensioners and ex-workers of the defunct Nigeria Airways have given accounts of the trauma, untold hardship they went through for more than 14 years they were retrenched without payment of their pensions and benefits.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has given the assurance that come February 16, President Muhammadu Buhari’s commitment to the well being and welfare of Nigerians will earn him re-election.
The Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos on Friday came alive as ex-workers of Nigeria Airways Limited staged a mega rally to support the reelection of President Muhammadu Buhari in the February 16 Presidential Election.
xCaptain Dele Ore, a former Director of Operations, Nigeria Airways, on Thursday said the liquidation of the defunct national carrier by the Federal Government was based on wrong advice.
I have said it before, and say it again. It will take a while before Nigeria will see another political leader with such ability to pull an unsolicited and un-induced crowd like Muhammadu Buhari.
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission has arrested one Emmanuel Eneji, for claiming to be a former employee of the defunct Nigeria Airways.
John Waitono, Deputy Director, Presidential Initiative on Continuous Audit, says verification exercise for former workers of the defunct Nigeria Airways Ltd. who are in the diaspora may begin in January 2019.
The House of Representatives says it will investigate, reveal and make public, the identities of those indicted in the looting of the defunct Nigerian Airways Ltd. to the tune of N60 billion.
The Federal Government has begun the payment of 50 per cent entitlements of ex-workers of the defunct Nigeria Airways who have successfully completed the verification exercise.
Dr Mohammed Dikwa, Secretary, Presidential Initiative on Continuous Audit, gave the assurance on Thursday while monitoring the exercise at the Skypower Aviation Catering premises at the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos.
Ex-workers of the defunct Nigeria Airways Limited are getting set for a fresh verification following the Federal Government’s approval of N22.6 billion for the payment of their entitlements.
Ex-workers of the defunct Nigeria Airways on Tuesday thanked the Federal Government for approving N22.6 billion for the payment of their entitlements.
The Federal Government has released N22.68 billion to settle part of the retirement benefits of former workers of the defunct Nigeria Airways.
The assets of the Nigeria Airways of old have not only been liquidated; most of its former staffs are wasting away.
The Chairman of the Nigeria Airways Elders Forum, Godwin Jibodu, made the disclosure while speaking with aviation correspondents on Wednesday in Ikeja, Lagos State
The defunct national carrier was liquidated by former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s regime in 2005 and the workers had been embarking on protests nationwide over their unpaid entitlements
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the protest, which started about 8.00 a.m., worsened the vehicular gridlock around the airport for over two hours.
Former workers of the liquidated Nigeria Airways are at present protesting the failure to disburse their N78 billion pay off.…