Drivers Pocket Extra ₦6.1 Billion with Uber in 2023
A new economic impact report reveals Uber drivers in Nigeria earned 34% more than other transport jobs in 2023, gaining an extra ₦6.1 billion in income.
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Why Every Nigerian Worker Should Join The Workplace Radio Community
The Workplace Radio, a subsidiary of The Workplace Media, is Nigeria’s first dedicated platform for workers. With podcasts, interviews, policy insights, and inspiring stories, it is more than radio—it is a movement that gives Nigerian workers a voice, a home, and a community. Join today: @workplaceradioo.
Users Frustrated as Gmail, Yahoo Demand Payment for Full Inboxes
As of now, users reportedly have a grace period to either clear storage or upgrade. Those who do nothing risk losing access to the full features of their email accounts.
Why Labour Unions Are Gaining Voice in 2025: Drivers, Risks and Global Impacts
To understand this moment—why it matters, where it is strongest, and what implications follow—we must examine the structural, technological, political, and moral pressures bearing down on work today.
Inside the Global South’s Workplaces – Nigeria, China, and India
Comparing Nigeria with China and India reveals how different histories, institutions, and economic structures produce distinct workplace cultures — and how common challenges, such as overwork, precarity, and low well-being, are taking new forms across the global South.
TikTok Star Peller Acquires ₦350 Million Mansion in Lagos
Habeeb Hamzat Adelaja, popularly known as Peller, has acquired a luxury mansion in Lekki, Lagos, reportedly worth ₦350 million.
Bosun Tijani Named to TIME100 AI List Among Global Innovators
Dr. Bosun Tijani, has been named to the prestigious TIME100 AI list for 2025, appearing alongside global leaders such as Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and Mark Zuckerberg.
Nigeria Targets 25% GDP Contribution from ICT Sector by 2030
Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy said the ICT sector already contributed 17.68% to GDP in the fourth quarter of 2024, with telecommunications accounting for 14.4%.