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Eko Electricity Distribution Company has approved a 20% cost of living adjustment for its employees, effective July 2024, to support their financial stability.

The claim by an X user that the federal government had agreed on N155,000 as the new national minimum wage in Nigeria is false. No agreement has been reached.

Gov. Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom has approved the release of N4.7 billion for the payment of gratuities to retirees, bonuses and wardrobe allowance for civil servants.

Germany has announced a new visa options for skilled Nigerians looking to relocate and work in the country as it aims to address labour shortages.

Nigerian electricity distribution companies (DISCOs) have explained the current power outage across the country and have offered advice to customers.

The UK government has released names of more companies and organisations that are licenced to sponsor skilled Nigerians and other immigrants into the country.

A Canadian province is actively seeking skilled workers globally, including Nigerians, to work in its construction industry and is offering an N5 million incentive.

The federal government and the leadership of the NLC and the TUC are locked at a dead end as organised labour rejected N48,000 offer as the new minimum wage.

As NLC demands a new minimum wage of N615,000, ESV Podar Johnson has urged Edo governor Godwin Obaseki and other governments to approve a uniform salary raise.
Nigerian Workers Salary Scale
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