Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, Minister of State, Labour and Employment, gave the assurance at a meeting with the leadership of NLC and TUC on Tuesday in Abuja.
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This was contained in a communique on Saturday at the end of an Emergency General Meeting of the body.
The Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, has given contractors constructing federal highways 14 days to mobilise their personnel and equipment back to site or risk losing their contracts.
The party issued the threat through the Chairman of its Board of Trustees, Senator Walid Jibril, on Monday in Kaduna.
At the expiration of the three months, NIMASA would notify relevant government authorities and International Oil Companies to bar vessels without valid Cabotage certificates.
This directive was given by the Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Dr. Idris Salako, at a meeting with Tank Farm Operators at Adeyemi Bero Auditorium, Alausa, Ikeja on Tuesday.
Akpabio said this in a letter addressed to the House of Representatives and read by the Speaker, Femi Gbajabimila, at the plenary on Thursday.
The News Agency of Nigeria recalls that the speaker has been enmeshed in an alleged certificate forgery scandal, which has prompted some of his colleagues in the House to seek for justice.
The Conference of Nigeria Political Parties has given the Cross River State Independent National Electoral Commission a 14-day ultimatum to conduct local government election in the state.
The Association of Resident Doctors has issued a 21-day strike notice to Kaduna State Government to implement agreements it reached with the association two years ago.
The Department of Petroleum Resources in Ogun has issued a six months’ notice to gas plant owners to evacuate all Liquified Petroleum Gas plants domiciled in filling stations or face sanctions.
The National Inland Waterways Authority has given a 14-day ultimatum to owners of sunken vessels and abandoned equipment within its maritime domain in Rivers to remove them or face sanctions.
National Assembly workers under the auspices of the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria on Friday threatened to embark on an indefinite strike if the management of the legislature failed to meet their demands.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the PSP operators filed the suit, seeking to stop the Lagos State Government from relieving them of their job of managing domestic waste in the state.
The government also ordered telecommunication service providers and other operators to relocate their service cables on the Right of Way of the project for work to begin