University education in Nigeria from the beginning seemed to be a mirage for Nigerians,with lack of interest demonstrated by the Christian Missionaries who first started giving education and subsequent involvement of the colonial government who equally neglected the provision of higher education to Nigeria; for the fear of their authority being questioned when Nigerians are […]
See Below The History Of Nigeria Labour Law The current version of the nigeria labour law was put into place in 2004, five years after their current constitution was established. This labour law for adults was preceded in 1841 by one for children, which prevented their employment in factories before 8 years of age and prohibited […]
See History Of Nigeria Constitution From 1914 Till Date Below…… Nigeria is a creation of the Constitution. Nigeria grew into an internationally recognised independent nation, in 1960, after a period of colonialism under the British government which spanned about a century beginning with the formal annexation of Lagos in 1861. Nigeria’s constitutional development history can be […]
The Colonial Era (1882-1960) English imperialism started under the misrepresentation of policing the slave exchange. England banned servitude in 1807 and pushed for types of “true blue business, for example, palm oil and cotton, and in this manner built up an inside framework to encourage these business sectors. By the 1820s, the British had made […]
See Below The History Of Nigeria Labour Congress The nigeria labour congress was founded in 1978 following a merger of four different organisations: nigeria trade union congress (NTUC), labour unity front (LUF), united labour congress (ULC) and nigeria workers council (NWC). The numerous affiliated unions were restructured into 42 industrial unions. Its founding president was Wahab […]
The land of Abuja was the southwestern part of the ancient kingdom of Zazzau (Zaria). The name “Abuja” was derived from Abu Ja, a brother to Muhammadu Makau, the last hausa ruler of Zaria. Makau had left Zaria after being defeated by the Fulani and settled in the area now known as Abuja. In 1825 […]
Zamfara State is a state in northwestern Nigeria. Its capital is Gusau and its Governor is Abdul’aziz Abubakar Yari, a member of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP). Until 1996 the area was part of Sokoto State. Zamfara is peopled by Hausa and Fulani peoples. Major groups of people include the Zamfarawa mainly peopling Anka, […]