Nigerian Workers Salary Scale
Nigerian workers' salary slashed by 19% as inflation rate rises to 18-year-high, 3 states worst hit
The National Bureau of Statistics has revealed that Nigeria's inflation rate increased again in the month of July 2023, putting more pressure on households.
“I can’t believe the numbers I see”: President Tinubu orders review of Nigerian civil service payroll
President Bola Tinubu has vowed that his administration will undertake a comprehensive audit of the CBN and a thorough overhaul of the Civil Service payroll.
President Tinubu hints on what workers would get as new minimum wage
Ajuri Ngelale, President Tinubu's special adviser on media and publicity, has hinted on what workers should expect as new minimum wage after subsidy removal.
Akpabio laments lawmakers' low earnings as Senate moves to stop NLC strike
The Nigerian Senate has urged the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) not to embark on its proposed strike over fuel subsidy removal as it could cripple the country.
Subsidy pains: “No going back”, NLC insists on protest, rejects Tinubu's N500bn palliative, 3,000 buses
The organised labour has insisted its planned protest will hold after President Bola Tinubu okayed N500 billion palliative to ease the effect of subsidy removal
"Drivers N150k, cleaners, N80k": GTBank, Zenith, Stanbic, UBA other Nigerian banks announce salary increase
GTBank, Zenith, Wema and many other Nigerian banks have announced new salary structures for their staff to cushion the hardship caused by the subsidy removal.
Strike: Nigerians react as FG approves N25k allowance for doctors
Nigerians are not pleased with the federal government following the approval of a N25,000 allowance for medical and dental doctors in public service nationwide.
Fuel subsidy removal: List of governors who have increased workers' salaries
To cushion the effects of the fuel subsidy removal, some state governors, including Hope Uzodimma of Imo state, have increased the salaries of civil servants.
Tinubu reportedly considers raising minimum wage to N200k, details emerge
There are reports that the Federal Government of Nigeria might increase the minimum wage to N200,000 to meet the demand of the organised labour in the country.
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