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[Leadership] The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) staged protests across several states and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, yesterday to draw the government's attention to worsening insecurity and financial pressures confronting Nigerian workers.
[Vanguard] The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, yesterdays staged a nationwide protest over worsening insecurity in the country, insisting the federal government must urgently deploy "the full machinery of governance" to reclaim communities, protect workers and restore public confidence.
[Premium Times] "What we are saying is that the damage is too enormous, it has to stop. We want people to return to normalcy and not live in IDPs. They should live in their communities, children should return to schools, teachers should be protected, that is all we are saying, and our constitution guarantees that."
[Nile Post] Sex worker organisations in Uganda have marked the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers by warning that attacks and killings remain a daily reality, driven by criminalisation, stigma and a lack of protection.
[Liberian Observer] An ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML) rail worker, Edward Kolliemen, remains in critical condition after suffering life-altering injuries in a serious rail inspection accident on December 15, 2025, an incident that has renewed scrutiny of rail safety practices, accident reporting, and regulatory oversight along Liberia's busiest mining corridor.
