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OHCSF Denies Approving Allowance, Clarifies Role in Labour Engagement

Artificial Intelligence and the New World of Work: The Grind Isn’t Just Enough Anymore By Abraham Ameh When a CEO says a “significantly smaller team” can now do more with AI, it isn’t…

“This is no longer just a labour dispute,” one union leader noted. “It is a moral question about how the state treats those who keep it running.”

Vertical Illusions: The Static Pulse of Economic Motion in the Future of Work By Ojo Emmanuel Ademola In the digital economy, progress is no longer defined by kinetic energy or visible…

Sabotage, Unions, and Nigeria’s Refinery Future: The Dangote Face-off Through the Eyes of a Fifth Column By Jerry Adesewo The bitter public showdown between Dangote Petroleum Refinery…

“For instance, in my state, the tiny state that is my own, which has more than 3 textile plants because of energy, all have been closed, and NNPC shut down. We have about 37 gunneries, and…