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NLC: Govs opposing new minimum wage can t give that money to their side chicks

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has blasted governors opposed to an increase in the minimum wage of workers in the country.

George akumeBenson upahGovernment of the federationNigeria governors forumNigeria labour congressComrade benson upah

Shutting national grid during strike was going too far - Labour veterans

Organised Labour threw the nation into darkness for over 24 hours after shutting down the national power grid due to a strike action over minimum wage. | Pulse Nigeria

Isa tijjaniGeorge akumeMembers of the nigeria labour congressGovernment of the federationUnion congressInterim chairmanComrade isa tijjaniNigeria labour congressTrade union congressSenator george akume

We Can t Afford N60,000 Minimum Wage, It Can t Fly — Governors

Governors under the aegis of the Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF), on Friday, disclosed that the N60,000 minimum wage for workers is not sustainable.

Nigeria generalBola tinubuHalimah salihu ahmedGeorge akumeNigerian governors forumGovernment of the federationPublic affairsFederal governmentState governorsPresident bola tinubuFinance ministerWale edunOrganised labour

Nigerian Labour Congress Says Most State Governors Are Selfish, Hence Unable To Pay Minimum Wage Proposal

Nigerian Labour Congress Says Most State Governors Are Selfish, Hence Unable To Pay Minimum Wage Proposal
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UPDATED: FG offers N62,000 minimum wage, labour demands N250,000

The Federal Government has increased its offer of a new national minimum wage to N62,000, while organised labour has reduced its demand from N494,000 to N250,000.

Abuja federal capital territoryNigeria generalGeorge akumeBola tinubuNigerian governors forumNigeria labour congressGovernment of the federationUnion congressFederal governmentWale edunPresident bolaPresidential villaTrade union congress

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