We asked workers’ representatives: What advice would you give to 18-year-olds entering the labour market? and this is what they said:
💼 “Before accepting a job, check the working conditions. Don’t just take anything.”
💸 “Start saving early. Have a plan, a budget. Your future depends on it.”
🤝 “Join a trade union. Demand your rights. And speak out for children still caught in child labour.”
The world of work is changing fast — but young people should never have to face it alone!
Let’s listen to workers’ voices and make sure this generation enters the labour market informed, empowered, and protected.
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#YouthVoices #EndChildLabour #DecentWork #WorkersRights #TradeUnions @ILOAfrica@ILOACTRAV
An unjust system remains an unjust system, it remains unsustainable, how on earth could a @policeng that worked for 35 years in service be entitled to only N1.5 Million gratuity? Whereas a State governor that served only 8 years maximum is entitled to houses in Abuja, Lagos, change of cars every year, police escorts, annual medicals abroad and all sorts of life pensions, allowances and benefits? What a Country! #RevolutionNow
This👇🏾 should also trend. Everyone who appreciated the talent and hard-work of these players should support them to get their dues. I have never heard that officials @thenff go home without their salaries; why should they owe players that actually work. Man’s inhumanity to man!
Dear @thenff, I am made to understand that you have paid the @NGSuper_Falcons players just ten days of their $100 per day #FIFAWWC camp allowance and that you told them that the remaining five days will be paid to their bank accounts. This is the situation that existed after their round of 16 game against @England. Why? Aren’t daily allowances supposed to be paid in full in camp? 🤔
Dear @thenff, I am made to understand that you have paid the @NGSuper_Falcons players just ten days of their $100 per day #FIFAWWC camp allowance and that you told them that the remaining five days will be paid to their bank accounts. This is the situation that existed after their round of 16 game against @England. Why? Aren’t daily allowances supposed to be paid in full in camp? 🤔
In my post game interview with 🇳🇬Super Falcons Ashleigh Plumptre, she made this strong point. I agree entirely
“I’m telling you, after this game, I’m tired of people just saying that African teams are just strong, and they’re just fast, and count us out as being technical or tactical. Like we just pushed England to the very end. And I actually think that we had better chances than them.
“We made a statement here. We won’t be forgotten for what we’ve done and this will just be the foundation moving forward,”
The West, under France and the U.S have perfectly set a TRAP for ECOWAS to go into a total war in the region. Any mistake of military intervention in Niger means we are done with.
Any military coup that lasted beyond 24 hours becomes successful. At that point, the military would have secured the approvals of all the stakeholders of that country. Trying any military means of restoring order means a total war against our neighbors, particularly when the people are happily jubilant.
In essence, it means we will be shooting missiles against each other across our borders. A total catastrophe against our countries and peoples.
Imagine the influx of refugees from Niger Republic into Nigeria, with our current dearth situation in Nigeria. This should never be imagined.
President Tinubu must be courageous enough to resist French and U.S pressure on ECOWAS to wage any military action against Niger. We must use non-kinetic, diplomatic approach.
If we make a mistake of involving military means in Niger, we may end up inviting more internal problems to ourselves and to the effort we made so hard in building a democratic government in place.
The truth of the matter is, West Africa has failed to protect democracy. Our only option now is to learn from the failures and prevent repeating it, not to completely destroy our region in the interest of Western Powers, against our security interests.
Prosecutors of the @PoliceNG are asking for ex parte order to detain @realseunkuti for 21 days just to obtain his "statement" they also claimed the officer involved in the altercation is now in "coma" after he left Seun's house and finished writing his report. There is institutional and historical grudge to be settled with the Kutis. They are not seeking justice just want to exact revenge. #Revolutionnow
Nigerian photographer, @eyesofalagosboy , is passionate about Lagos, and he is documenting its rich history through the lens.
"I am proud to show Lagos to a new audience," the documentary photographer said.
https://t.co/guDyO05wXz
The cash crunch is still biting hard, bank apps are not working, electronic transfers aren’t working. Life is hard for the poor, the crazy @GodwinIEmefiele at the @cenbank who introduced this policy and mannequin @mbuhari are both having a great time watching Nigerians suffer. Those who naively believed this would stop “vote-buying”and the opportunists that embraced the #nairadesign scam are also counting their “losses”#RevolutionNow
The Youths say NO to Lielie Government.
Lagosians Reject SANWOLU 2nd term Now.
Youths have not forgotten.
Our Vote Is for JANDOR
Vote P.D.P
#NotagainSanwoolu
@dejyne@OneJoblessBoy You are so confident of your English. You forget language is logical and words have implications. If you say ��A dog and a cat will follow the man with the key”. If someone who is a man comes with a dog without a cat, he is not the man with the key. And vice verse.
I like that Sanwo is on the real hot seat now.
You contemptuously ignored the debates, claiming that you can’t shared a stage with an opponent.
Was the debate for your opponent or we, the electorate?
😃 I will do my 20 minutes trek to vote again on the 11th. My turn!