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The excitement is palpable as the Nigerian government announces a groundbreaking update - a new minimum wage set to take effect from May 1, 2024. Minister of State Labour, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, made the official declaration during the May Day celebrations in Abuja. Workers across the nation are eagerly anticipating this significant change that promises a better standard of living. With the current minimum wage expired, the new wage of N615,000 is expected to bring relief and financial security to many Nigerian workers.
As the Federal Government confirms the implementation date, the Minister emphasized that the new minimum wage is not just a number but a crucial step towards uplifting the working class. This move reflects the government's commitment to addressing the needs of workers and ensuring a fair wage system. The announcement has sparked discussions nationwide, with many praising the decision and its potential impact on the economy.
In a special analysis by Aj. Dagga Tolar, the affordability of the new minimum wage is highlighted. Workers have long advocated for a living wage that meets their basic needs. The Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union have been at the forefront of this demand, advocating for fair compensation and improved working conditions. The increase to N615,000 is seen as a positive shift towards recognizing the value of labor and providing workers with a sustainable income.
With the implementation of the new minimum wage set to begin shortly, it marks a significant milestone for Nigerian workers. The Minister of State for Labour's revelation during the Workers' Day commemoration signals a new era of economic empowerment and stability. The impact of this wage increase will not only benefit individual workers but also contribute to overall economic growth and prosperity in Nigeria.
The Minister of State Labour, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, stated this on Wednesday while addressing Nigerian workers at the May Day celebration in Abuja.
The Federal Government on Wednesday, said the new Minimum Wage will take off on 1st of May, 2024.Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, the minister...
Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, minister of state for labour and employment, said this in Abuja on Wednesday during the Workers' Day commemoration. The minister recalled ...
For sure, workers have been expecting a living wage as the current minimum wage since expired. This is exactly what the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union ...
The Minister of State for Labour, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, revealed this on Wednesday while addressing Nigerian workers at the May Day celebration in Abuja. She ...
Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun said that his administration would do all in its power to come up with a decision on the new minimum wage.