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Political and Social Developments

From governance struggles to human rights concerns, N70 articles shed light on key social themes. Reports about university council disputes and financial bills in Kenya highlight ongoing challenges in policy and leadership. You’ll find coverage grounded in real events that shape public life, making it easy to understand what’s driving change.

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Nigeria Senate Approves Hike in Minimum Wage to N70,000 with Periodic 3-Year Reviews

Nigeria Senate Approves Hike in Minimum Wage to N70,000 with Periodic 3-Year Reviews

The Nigeria Senate has approved an increase in the national minimum wage from N30,000 to N70,000. The approval also shortens the wage review period from five years to three years. The bill, proposed by President Bola Tinubu after consultation with organized labour, passed unanimously and awaits presidential assent.

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