Nigerian Workers Salary Scale
May Day: Your sacrifices have kept Nigeria going, Lagos speaker Obasa hails workers
The speaker of the Lagos state House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obasa, has thanked Nigerian workers for having faith in the country's progress and unity.
BREAKING: FG Declares Public Holiday to Mark Workers’ Day
The federal government, through the Ministry of Interior, has declared Monday, May 3, 2021, a public holiday to mark this year’s Int'l Workers’ Day celebration.
Nigerian governor stops paying salaries of over 700 workers, gives reason
The secretary to the Bauchi state government, Alhaji Mohammed Baba, says the government has temporarily stopped the salaries of 715 suspected ghost workers.
Minimum wage: Govt approves N104k for all workers in Qatar as FG begs NLC over N30k in Nigeria
There is a huge disparity between the N104,000 ($275) minimum wage enforced in Qatar and the N30,000 minimum wage being implemented by the Nigerian government.
Nigerian governor in trouble as NLC gives deadline for payment of workers’ outstanding salaries
The NLC maintained that workers are agitated and are so convinced that with the political will of Governor Fayemi to pay their outstanding welfare and salaries
BREAKING: NLC takes street protests to National Assembly
The leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) are currently leading thousands of workers to the National Assembly as the nationwide protests continues.
250 teachers in Rivers state protest, demand five-year unpaid salaries from Wike-led govt
Teachers of primary and secondary schools in Rivers government-owned tertiary institutions have revealed that they have not been paid their wages for five years
Excitement in Edo as Obaseki finally announces payment of minimum wage to workers
Days into 2020, the Edo government has approved a new minimum wage of N30,000 to workers in the state, a statement from Crusoe Osagie, special adviser on media and communication strategy to Governor Godwin Obaseki, has said.
Trouble as FG carries out threat against ASUU, stops lecturers’ salaries for rejecting IPPIS
The federal government has announced it is stopping the salaries of lecturers, mainly members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, because the organization rejected the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System.
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