Listen "Nigeria Wage Dispute Update | Arrest Simon Ekpa – Defense Chief | Lagos 50% EV Plan by 2030"
Episode Synopsis
Welcome to this episode of BoomBar on Boom Radio NG! Join our anchors, Dolupo Balogun and Sola Rogers, as they discuss the latest updates on Nigeria's wage dispute, the defense chief's demand for Simon Ekpa's arrest, and Lagos's ambitious plan to transition 50% of public vehicles to electric by 2030.
Key topics in this episode include:
• President Tinubu’s stance on an affordable minimum wage for Nigeria.
• NLC's insistence on a ₦250k minimum wage, challenging Tinubu’s Democracy Day comments.
• ALGON’s concerns about local governments' ability to meet wage demands.
• CDS Musa's call for Simon Ekpa’s arrest and prosecution.
• BRGIE's statement on how Biafra's declaration could bring peace to West Africa.
• Updates on the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND).
• Governor Sanwo-Olu's announcement on replacing 50% of Lagos's public vehicles with electric vehicles by 2030.
• Sokoto State Governor’s approval of Sallah bonuses for workers and pensioners.
• Supreme Court’s deliberation on the federal government’s suit for LG autonomy.
• Other notable news including sports updates, international events, and significant policy changes.
Stay informed with our detailed analysis and expert opinions on these crucial issues.
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Nigeria wage dispute, Simon Ekpa arrest, Lagos electric vehicles, BoomBar, Dolupo Balogun, Sola Rogers, Boom Radio NG
Key topics in this episode include:
• President Tinubu’s stance on an affordable minimum wage for Nigeria.
• NLC's insistence on a ₦250k minimum wage, challenging Tinubu’s Democracy Day comments.
• ALGON’s concerns about local governments' ability to meet wage demands.
• CDS Musa's call for Simon Ekpa’s arrest and prosecution.
• BRGIE's statement on how Biafra's declaration could bring peace to West Africa.
• Updates on the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND).
• Governor Sanwo-Olu's announcement on replacing 50% of Lagos's public vehicles with electric vehicles by 2030.
• Sokoto State Governor’s approval of Sallah bonuses for workers and pensioners.
• Supreme Court’s deliberation on the federal government’s suit for LG autonomy.
• Other notable news including sports updates, international events, and significant policy changes.
Stay informed with our detailed analysis and expert opinions on these crucial issues.
👉 Like, Comment, Share, and Subscribe to Boom Radio NG on YouTube! 👉 Follow us on all social media platforms for more updates:
• Twitter: @BoomRadioNG
• Instagram: @BoomRadioNG
• Facebook: Boom Radio NG
• Threads: @BoomRadioNG
Listen to this episode as a podcast on Spotify and Afripods.
Nigeria wage dispute, Simon Ekpa arrest, Lagos electric vehicles, BoomBar, Dolupo Balogun, Sola Rogers, Boom Radio NG
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