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Michael Imodu National Institute for Labour Studies
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'''Michael Imoudu National Institute for Labour Studies (MINILS),''' is a [[Federal government of Nigeria|federal government]]-ownd labour institute<ref></ref> situated in Ilorin, Nigeria, established in 1986 to build the capacity of workers, employers and government officials in labour and industrial relations through training, research, education and inter-institutional linkages to promote labour management relations best practices and industrial harmony for sustainable development.<ref></ref>
Named after popular labour leader, [[Michael Imoudu]], who started his labour activities as a member of the [[Nigerian Railway Corporation|Railway]] Workers Union during the colonial era, MINILS is an arm of the Federal Ministry of Labour.
MINILS is headed by the Director-General, Alhaji Saliu lsiaq-Alabi
The institute also regularly collaborate with stakeholders to train staff at various quaters on labour relations<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>.
= History =
The idea of establishing a National Labour Institute dates back to the Third National Development Plan 1975 -1980 when the Federal Government of [[Nigeria]] took over the Patrice Lumumba Labour Institute and Trade Union Institute for Economic and Social Development Established by the banned Nigerian Trades Union Congress (NTUC) and United Labour Congress of Nigeria (ULCN) respectively.
The antecedents and rationale behind the establishment of the National Institute for Labour Studies were therefore enunciated in the 1975 National Labour Policy and Plan. The objective was pursued with vigour during the Second Republic when the foundation stone of the Institute was laid in Ilorin by the then Civilian President, Shehu Shagari on 4th May 1983. The Institute has its legal backing vide Act Cap 261 of the Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 1990 (formerly known as Decree No. 5 of 1986).
NIILS was renamed Michael Imoudu Institute for Labour Studies, Ilorin by the then Military President of the Country, General Ibrahim Babangida, on 1st May 1992 in honour of Nigeria's stout defender of workers' rights, Michael Imoudu.
Named after popular labour leader, [[Michael Imoudu]], who started his labour activities as a member of the [[Nigerian Railway Corporation|Railway]] Workers Union during the colonial era, MINILS is an arm of the Federal Ministry of Labour.
MINILS is headed by the Director-General, Alhaji Saliu lsiaq-Alabi
The institute also regularly collaborate with stakeholders to train staff at various quaters on labour relations<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>.
= History =
The idea of establishing a National Labour Institute dates back to the Third National Development Plan 1975 -1980 when the Federal Government of [[Nigeria]] took over the Patrice Lumumba Labour Institute and Trade Union Institute for Economic and Social Development Established by the banned Nigerian Trades Union Congress (NTUC) and United Labour Congress of Nigeria (ULCN) respectively.
The antecedents and rationale behind the establishment of the National Institute for Labour Studies were therefore enunciated in the 1975 National Labour Policy and Plan. The objective was pursued with vigour during the Second Republic when the foundation stone of the Institute was laid in Ilorin by the then Civilian President, Shehu Shagari on 4th May 1983. The Institute has its legal backing vide Act Cap 261 of the Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 1990 (formerly known as Decree No. 5 of 1986).
NIILS was renamed Michael Imoudu Institute for Labour Studies, Ilorin by the then Military President of the Country, General Ibrahim Babangida, on 1st May 1992 in honour of Nigeria's stout defender of workers' rights, Michael Imoudu.
June 12, 2019 at 08:39AM
