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Labour Union Stands with Nigerians Amidst Planned Protest

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– NLC rejects reports of withdrawing from planned protest
– Labour union stands in solidarity with Nigerians
– Calls for dialogue between government and protest leaders

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has denied reports of withdrawing from the planned nationwide protest against government policies and hardship.

According to NLC President Joe Ajaero, only the protest organizers can decide to pull out or continue.

Ajaero emphasized that the NLC is not oblivious to the harsh living conditions Nigerians face due to current administration policies. The labour union stands in solidarity with the Nigerian people during these trying times.

The NLC president urged President Bola Tinubu and state governors to engage in dialogue with protest leaders to address their demands. Ajaero warned that meeting the protest with brute force would be counterproductive.

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Japan, Nigeria Strengthen Ties

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Japan’s Foreign Minister, Kamikawa Yoko, met with Nigeria’s Foreign Minister, Ambassador Yusuf Tuggar, to deepen bilateral relations.

They discussed enhancing cooperation in various sectors, particularly business and economic relations. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the Tokyo International Conference on African Development Ministerial Meeting.

Yoko expressed appreciation for constructive dialogues during her visit to Nigeria in April. She emphasized Japan’s interest in fostering stronger economic ties, including support for start-ups. Yoko also advocated for initiatives grounded in the Women, Peace, and Security framework.

Tuggar responded positively, acknowledging concrete progress achieved through the TICAD process.

Heexpressed gratitude for Japan’s ongoing support and conveyed Nigeria’s eagerness to further strengthen bilateral and regional cooperation. Both ministers reaffirmed their commitment to deepening Japan-Nigeria relations.

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Supreme Court Upholds Diri’s Bayelsa Gubernatorial Victory

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The Supreme Court on Friday affirmed Duoye Diri’s re-election as Bayelsa State Governor, dismissing Timipre Sylva’s appeal.

In a unanimous decision, the five-member panel rejected Sylva’s challenge to the November 11, 2023 election result.

Diri’s victory was upheld, solidifying his position as Bayelsa State Governor.

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