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SNOW TV NEWS DESKThe Federal Government has approved a monthly transport allowance of N70,000 for public servants for six months, beginning in November 2026, to cushion the impact of rising living costs.The approval followed a conciliation meeting between the government and the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) in Abuja on Tuesday, October 27, where both parties discussed workers’ welfare, outstanding allowances, and minimum wage implementation.According to a memorandum of understanding signed at the meeting, the government also approved the payment of outstanding peculiar allowance arrears, effective from May 1, 2026. The arrears will be paid in three equal monthly installments beginning in November.The agreement further provides for the settlement of 19 months of outs...

SNOW TV NEWS DESKEducation and Economy | NigeriaThousands of Nigerian graduates face a difficult transition from classrooms to the labor market, raising questions about whether the country's education system adequately prepares young people for available jobs and the demands of a changing economy.Despite obtaining university and polytechnic qualifications, many young Nigerians struggle to secure stable employment. The challenge has renewed concerns about the gap between academic training, practical skills, and the needs of employers across different sectors.For many graduates, the search for work involves submitting numerous applications, attending interviews, and accepting positions unrelated to their fields of study. Others turn to entrepreneurship, freelance work...

SNOW TV NEWS DESKAs Nigeria approaches the 2027 presidential election, opposition parties face a major challenge: converting individual political ambitions, regional support, and popular appeal into a coordinated electoral strategy capable of competing with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).Efforts to establish a common opposition platform have involved parties including the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Social Democratic Party (SDP), Allied Peoples Movement (APM), and Peoples Redemption Party (PRP). However, disagreements over leadership, presidential tickets, and party structures have complicated negotiations.The central issue is not simply which candidate enjoys greater popularity, but w...

SNOW TV NEWS DESKAs political campaigns gather attention, Nigerians are being encouraged to look beyond campaign slogans and promises and demand clear, measurable plans from candidates seeking public office.A public-interest assessment of campaign commitments should focus on six key areas: jobs, education, healthcare, security, electricity, and the cost of living. Voters need to understand not only what candidates intend to achieve but also how they plan to fund and implement their proposals.On employment, candidates should explain how many jobs they expect to create, which sectors will generate them, and the timeline for achieving their targets. Education plans should specify proposed investments in schools, teacher recruitment, learning facilities, and access to quality e...

SNOW TV NEWS DESKResidents in several Nigerian communities have expressed concerns over poor access to clean water, deteriorating roads, and inadequate waste disposal, calling on local councils and state governments to address the infrastructure challenges affecting their daily lives.In many communities across the country, unreliable water supplies force households to depend on wells, boreholes, and water vendors. Residents say the situation places additional financial pressure on families and raises concerns about water quality and public health.Poor road conditions have also become a major concern. Damaged roads, potholes, and inadequate drainage can make transportation difficult, increase vehicle maintenance costs, and delay access to schools, markets, and healthcare fac...

SNOW TV POLITICAL NEWS DESKAs Nigeria moves towards the 2027 general election, the role of young people is emerging as a critical question for the country’s democratic future. With youths representing a significant share of the population, their participation could influence electoral outcomes, strengthen accountability, and reshape political priorities. However, whether this potential will translate into meaningful political power remains uncertain.Young Nigerians have increasingly used social media to discuss governance, challenge political leaders, and mobilize around issues such as unemployment, insecurity, education, economic hardship, and corruption. The 2020 #EndSARS protests demonstrated the capacity of young people to organize beyond traditional political structures and dr...