May 2 Digest: Top 10 Headlines on Labour, Politics and Economy

Here’s your daily roundup of Nigeria’s top stories. Nationwide labour unions reject official progress reports and warn of action on Workers’ Day. President Tinubu calls insecurity and poverty national emergencies, while Atiku and Obi urge fair wages and responsible leadership. Political realignments intensify as several ADC members are tipped to defect to the NDC. In Oyo State, APC leaders back Sharafadeen Alli for governor, leaving former minister Adelabu’s ambitions in doubt. On the global stage, President Tinubu will attend summits in France, Kenya and Rwanda. Nigeria and Ghana deepen collaboration on shea industry value addition. Meanwhile, Kaduna’s governor claims there’s effectively no opposition and PDP’s Lagos candidate calls for party unity. In other developments, the National Sports Commission and Finance Ministry propose a revamped sports funding model. In entertainment news, Nollywood actor Lateef Adedimeji and his wife welcome triplet sons.

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