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NLC vs Tinubu: Nigerian governor takes decision on payment of new minimum wage
The governor of Kebbi state, Nasir Idris, has assured that he would pay workers any figure the FG and the organised labour agreed as the new minimum wage.
Minimum wage: Jubilation as state governor discloses readiness to pay FG's new offer
The governor of Akwa Ibom state, Umo Eno, on Tuesday, June 18, said his government is willing to abide by any agreed minimum wage for workers in the state.
Minimum wage: Tinubu’s FG discloses actual amount it is willing to pay Nigerian workers, knocks NLC
The presidency has urged organised labour to accept FG's proposed N62,000 minimum wage offer and warned that it cannot accept their unrealistic demand.
Minimum wage: Senate speaks on Tinubu’s new offer, tells NLC, TUC what to do
The Nigerian Senate has pleaded with organised labour to accept whatever the federal government offered them above N60,000 as the new minimum wage.
Minimum wage: Labour fumes over demand, knocks FG’s committee, “You’re ignorant of hardship”
Organised labour has urged Nigerian government to offer a reasonable minimum wage considering the current economic realities, noting its demand of N250,000 stands.
NLC reacts as Tinubu speaks on payment of new minimum wage
The Nigeria Labour Congress has urged President Tinubu to accept its demand on the new national minimum wage and not renege on its promise and payment.
PDP chief reacts as Nigerian governor implements new minimum wage: “Some are still paying N30,000”
Dare Glintstone Akinniyi, spokesperson of the PDP National Youth Group, has urged Nigerian governors to comply with the federal government's minimum wage payment.
Why labour should review stance on N250,000 minimum wage demand, Tinubu's FG speaks
Organised labour have been urged to reconsider its demand of N250,000 as the ew minimum wage. FG's committee cited major reason why labour should accept FG's offer.
Minimum wage: NLC discloses actual amount Tinubu should pay Nigerian workers
In a statement by the acting president of NLC, Prince Adewale Adeyanju, Labour noted that anything contrary to their demand of N250,000 would not be accepted.
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