Nigerian Labour Congress
NLC reacts as FG announces date to begin N70k minimum wage payment: “It's not acceptable”
Organised labour (NLC and the TUC) have criticied President Tinubu's government as it noted that the payments of the new minimum wage will be backdated to July 29.
Minimum wage: “Tinubu betrayed us with new fuel price hike,” NLC President Ajaero alleges
NLC President, Joe Ajaero, has publicly expressed regret over the decision to accept the N70,000 minimum wage, stating that fuel price hike made the wage useless.
South west pensioners reject N70,000 minimum wage, tell NLC what to do
Pensioners in Nigeria's South West region have rejected the N70,000 minimum wage and urged labour to demand N250,000 from President Tinubu due to fuel price hike.
Minimum wage: Jubilation as Nigerian governor agrees to pay civil servants N70k
Governor Usman Ododo has approved the new minimum wage of N70,000 for Kogi workers. He has also commenced moves to set up implementation committee.
Minimum wage: Jubilation as Kano governor discloses when workers will be paid N70k
Governor Abba Yusuf said Kano state will soon be paid the N70, 000 new minimum wage. The state’s head of civil service, Abdullahi Musa, confirmed.
Just in: Sources disclose alleged reason DSS arrested NLC President Joe Ajaero
Sources from the Department of State Services have disclosed that NLC President Joe Ajaero's arrest was linked to the police and the DSS invitation.
BREAKING: Fresh headache for labour as DSS arrests NLC President Joe Ajaero
Operatives of the Department of the State Service on Monday, reportedly arrested the president of the Nigeria Labour Congress Joe Ajaero over alleged terrorism.
Joe Ajaero's biography: who is he and where is he from?
Joe Ajaero's biography entails his thrilling career and personal life. He is a former journalist and currently the president of the Nigerian Labour Congress.
Minimum wage: Nigerian governor agrees to pay workers N70k, gives condition
Katsina Governor Dikko Radda has reiterated his administration’s dedication to implementing the newly approved N70,000 by President Tinubu's led government.
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