Gloria Nwafor is an experienced Business and Labour Correspondent with The Guardian Nigeria, where she covers labour relations, workers’ welfare, employment policies, industrial disputes and workplace developments. With more than eight years of journalism experience, she has built a strong professional background in reporting on issues that shape Nigeria’s labour market, influence employer-employee relations and affect the livelihoods of workers across different sectors of the economy. Her reporting focuses on the intersection of business, labour and public policy, with particular attention to workers’ rights, trade union activities, wage negotiations, employment conditions, workplace regulations and the evolving relationship between employers and employees. She also tracks policy decisions and economic developments that affect job creation, productivity, industrial harmony and the broader world of work. Through her coverage, Nwafor examines the challenges confronting Nigerian workers and employers, bringing attention to critical issues such as fair remuneration, staff welfare, workplace safety, labour reforms and the changing dynamics of employment. Her work seeks to provide readers with clear, informative and balanced accounts of developments in the labour and business sectors. At The Guardian Nigeria, she contributes to public understanding of the forces shaping industrial relations and the workplace, delivering reports that connect policy decisions and corporate practices with their real-world implications for workers, businesses and the wider economy. Her professional experience reflects a sustained commitment to journalism that informs public debate, scrutinises developments in the labour sector and highlights issues central to economic growth, social welfare and the future of work in Nigeria.

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