Harassment in the workplace is not synonymous with the female gender as generally believed but could be situational and largely depends on the motives of the perpetrator.

Plans are underway by the Federal Government to upgrade the Industrial Arbitration Panel (IAP) into a full-fledged Commission.

The Federal Government will commence the disbursement of the N30 billion revitalisation funds to universities owned by it very soon.

The Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige has expressed shock over the death of the Director-General, Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA), Dr Timothy Olawale.

Ufuoma Emerhor-Ashogbon has further deepened her prolificacy and stylishly wormed herself into the minds of new readers with her recent books, The Naïve Wife Trilogy, launched in Lagos.

“We are in trouble as a country. We are in trouble and anybody who tells you he doesn’t know we are in trouble is lying to himself.” I did not make that scary statement.

Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has alleged that the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, and the Accountant-General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris are compounding the crisis between the Federal Government and labour unions.

The Civic Centre, Lagos, from all walks of life, including the royalty, gathered for the launch of The Naïve Wife Trilogy by Ufuoma Emerhor-Ashogbon, also known as Ufuomaee.

Sir: The mounting frenzy of political events in Anambra State over the past three months leaves no one in doubt of the esteemed value of the office of the governor of Anambra State at that.

Against widespread reports, the Federal Government, yesterday, maintained that it was not owing the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) or any health worker nationwide.

The Federal Government has said it will only withdraw the case it filed against the striking resident doctors if they resumed work.

Nigeria’s health sector challenge has become a bad ulcer thriving on the medications of doctors’ exodus occasioned by harsh working conditions, poor remuneration, deteriorating facilities, insecurity and the harsh economic realities.