
Minimum Wage







The Cross River government, led by Bassey Otu, has approved a minimum wage of N70,000. He also included an agreement on consequential adjustment across all levels.

The reason has emerged why workers in Kaduna state will be going on indefinite strike despite the government offering N72,000 as the new minimum wage.

Gov Uba Sani of Kaduna State has commenced the implementation of the national minimum wage, dismissing allegations by the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC).

Nasarawa has reached an agreement with the workers' leaders in the state to pay more than N70,000 minimum wage, joining the growing number of states to do so.

At least five state chapters of the NLC have pulled out of the strike announced by the union over the non-implementation of the N70,000 minimum wage.

Katsina state governor Dikko Umar Radda has bowed to workers pressure and took on major action on the new minimum wage. He had announced when alerts will enter.

There are tensions in some states as there maybe shut down of activities on Monday by workers over controversies on Minimum wage. The list of the states is compiled.

There is outcry after the commencement of the implementation of the new minimum wage by Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna state. Details have been compiled.

The Trade Union Congress has warned that its members in states failing to implement the new minimum wage and necessary adjustments may go on an indefinite strike.
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