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After a long drawn battle, organised labour alongside private sector suspended its proposed mass action over their demand for a N30, 000 minimum wage as President Muhammadu Buhari warmly received the report of the Tripartite Committee of the National Minimum Wage. Even if the Federal Government accepted the offer as assumed, it has to follow due process particularly legislative actions to become effective. Obviously, Nigerian workers deserve improved package far above the existing N18, 000 benchmark. While the heat was temporarily put under control, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) grounded academic activities by embarking on another round of industrial action. All clamouring for one thing: workers’ welfare. A lot of state governments still struggle to disburse their workforce on the existing rate as at when due. The looming danger if adequate preventive measure is not put in place is that downsizing of workforce is imminent. In other words, as the negotiations con

Nollywood baddest gee, Jim Iyke once confessed that he had kissed not less than 200 actresses while on different movie sets, according to a report by Vanguard. The controversial actor said "I have this habit of kissing women openly, including my very own sisters". He narrated a situation where he had to kiss three European ladies who accompanied his girl friend to the airport to welcome him, during one of his foreign trips, he said that he didn't see anything wrong with it. As if that was not enough, Jim Iyke added  “I have once kissed them on set, and so, when I walked into the room where two of them were with their boy friends, I kissed them one after the other and their boyfriends were mad at me. I have also kissed over 200 actresses on set and nobody is talking about it,”  he enthused. James Ikechukwu Esomugha, popularly known as Jim Iyke, is a Nigerian actor in Nigeria’s movie industry (popularly called  Nollywood ) and one of the stars of the movie 

Please Go back to General Shehu YarAdua’s book,’A Life of Service’: It detailed how Shehu & Buhari were in same Class in Secondary School in Katsina, when Captain Jack Gowon now known as Yakubu Gowon came to their school to recruit them when they were both members of the Katsina Provincial Secondary School Cadet Corps in 1961. And they left school in order to join  the Army the next week and were sent to Sandhurst a few months later, and were commissioned in 1962. which means that he was in school but never finished.