Labour Reaches out to President Buhari on Minimum Wage

The Labour Congress on Thursday requested that President Muhammadu Buhari send to the National Assembly, immediately, a bill settling N30,000 as Minimum Wage.

The worker's guild top authority talked in response to the administration's request yesterday that the president had not endorsed any figure as the national the lowest pay permitted by law regardless of the suggestion of the National Minimum Wage Committee, which proposed N30,000.

The administration in an announcement by Buhari's media assistant, Mr. Femi Adesina, had supported Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed's, position on Tuesday that the president was all the while thinking about the board of trustees' proposal and would make his assessment known at the appropriate time.

Adesina said reports that the president had reneged on his before acknowledgment of N30,000 the lowest pay permitted by law as prescribed by the council had been of worry to the administration and depicted as superfluous, the preparing contention over the wage proposition, clarifying that until the point when the report and suggestion of the panel were checked on by the official and authoritative process on the new the lowest pay permitted by law closed, no one could credit any case to the president.

He said the president would pursue fair treatment on the new the lowest pay permitted by law, demanding that the present contention added up to having things in the wrong order.

He likewise blamed individuals for the restriction of playing governmental issues with the lowest pay permitted by law, debilitating that judgment anticipated them at the inevitable surveys.

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