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N70,000 allowance showdown: Civil servants fire back at TUC

Vanguard Reporter

November 2nd, 2026

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Civil servants, under JNPSNC, have defended the N70,000 transportation allowance agreement reached between the federal government and labour The post N70,000 allowance showdown: Civil servants fire back at TUC appeared first on Vanguard News .

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N70,000 allowance showdown: Civil servants fire back at TUC

Ten police officers, 18 fighters killed in northwest Pakistan attack

Oranges investigated after four girls die in suspected Uganda school poisoning

Police partner CCAN to combat fake news ahead of 2027 elections

AFRIDEX 2026: Nigeria’s push to end defence import dependency

Troops arrest 13 suspected illegal miners at newly excavated site in Abuja

17-year-old boy arrested over alleged murder of Ghanaian student in New York

One injured as farmers, herders clash in Jigawa community

Police to arraign two suspects over alleged N11m farmland fraud in Ogun

Nigerian man gunned down by Malaysian police over machete attack on officer

‘It’s time I use my lawyers’ — Nkechi Blessing threatens bloggers over private relationship

NNL: Eko United vs Heartland rescheduled for November 16

AFCON 2027Q: Arokodare favourite to lead Super Eagles’ attack against Tanzania

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