Lagos implements N85,000 minimum wage, trains 23,000 to boost service delivery
The Lagos State Government says it has trained 23,000 public servants and implemented a new minimum wage of N85,000 as...
- Wednesday, October 29, 2025
BusinessDay
The Lagos State Government says it has trained 23,000 public servants and implemented a new minimum wage of N85,000 as...
Stakeholders have called for coordinated action against workplace and gender-based violence in Nigeria, describing it as human rights violence and...
The Lagos State Government is set to issue a new series of bonds to fund infrastructure development and promote environmental...
The future of African trade is digital, and it’s unfolding. From Dakar to Durban, a quiet but steady transformation is...
At least 371 new hospitals, shopping malls, filling stations, and schools have secured permits to build and begin operations in...
The Lagos State Government has launched a N10 billion matched funding jointly provided by the state government and the Bank...
Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has called for the continuous support of the National Pension Commission (PenCom) on bonds and...
Not fewer than 88 customers of Wema Bank received cash prizes of over N14 million as part of the bank’s...
The accounting manual developed for use by all accountants employed by the Lagos State Government will attract serious investors to...
After nearly eight decades of operations, Nigerian Breweries (NB) has made history, appointing Juliet Anammah as the first female board...