Nigeria's delegation reflects ILO tripartite structure. However, the list reveals a far more complex - and arguably bloated - arrangement
June 18, 2026
• Conference may have cost over N2.4 billion
By Victor Ahiuma-Young
Nigeria’s participation in the 114th Session of the International Labour Conference, ILC, in Geneva, Switzerland, has once again brought into sharp focus a long-standing question surrounding the country’s international engagements: when does representation become excess, and when does participation become performance?
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