Father Mbaka urges for fair treatment in minimum wage for all, including senators and reps!
Father Ejike Mbaka, a well-known Catholic priest, has stirred controversy by advocating for government officials like senators and representatives to receive the same minimum wage as labour workers. He warns the Federal Government to handle the minimum wage issue cautiously to avoid potential crises. Despite demands from labour unions for a higher minimum wage of N250,000, the government defends the agreed amount of N62,000. A poll shows that over 60% of Nigerians believe the minimum wage should range between N100,000 and N200,000.
The Democratic Movement (TDM) has called for a halt to new minimum wage negotiations, criticizing the process. Meanwhile, the Social Democratic Party (SDP) Chairman, Shehu Gabam, proposes a new minimum wage of N100,000 and demands adjustments to fuel prices. Organised Labour confronts governors over their resistance to the new minimum wage negotiations.
In a historical context, the first National Minimum Wage Law in Nigeria was established in 1981, led by the Nigeria Labour Congress. Father Mbaka raises concerns over the disparity in allowances given to lawmakers amid economic hardships. He insists that governors and legislators should also earn the proposed N62,000 minimum wage.
Father Ejike Mbaka's bold stance on equal pay for government officials and labour workers highlights the ongoing debate on minimum wage in Nigeria. The differences in opinions on what the minimum wage should be indicate the complexity of the issue. Despite various proposals and criticisms, the demand for fair and just wages remains a significant concern for both workers and policymakers in the country.
Popular Catholic priest, Rev. Father Ejike Mbaka, has urged the Federal Government to address the minimum wage issue cautiously to prevent potential crisis.
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More than 60 per cent of the respondents who took part in an opinion poll by PREMIUM TIMES believe that the minimum wage should be between N100,000 and N200 ...
A group under the aegis of The Democratic Movement (TDM), has called for the suspension of negotiation on new minimum for Nigerian workers, describing it as a ...
Ejike Mbaka, the controversial Catholic priest, says governors and members of the national assembly should also earn the N62,000 minimum wage proposed by ...
The National Chairman of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) Shehu Gabam has proposed N100,000 as a new minimum wage and called for the adjustment of “fuel ...
Organised Labour on Saturday tackled the state governors, accusing them of acting in bad faith towards the new minimum wage negotiations....
The first National Minimum Wage Law was passed in Nigeria in 1981, thanks to the efforts of the late Hassan Sunmonu-led Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC). Former ...
Father Mbaka criticised the allowances given to lawmakers despite the prevalent economic hardship in the country. | Pulse Nigeria.
Catholic priest Ejike Mbaka said governors and members of the national assembly should also earn the N62,000 minimum wage proposed by the federal ...
The new minimum wage talks between the Federal Government and Organised Labour are expected to end on Monday (today) as the Nigeria Labour Congress and the ...
Industry experts and financial analysts have noted that the economy is on a tough road to recovery and that the minimum wage agitation and return of fuel ...
This is as the Nigeria Governors Forum (NGF) working with some top government officials, on Friday scuttled efforts by the organised labour to get a better deal ...
The current economic realities make the proposed wage of N62,000 by the federal government to the labour union grossly inadequate to meet the basic needs of ...
The ongoing International Labour Conference (ILC) in Geneva, Switzerland, could stall ongoing minimum wage negotiations.
Organised Labour weekend said President Bola Tinubu and the National Assembly, NASS, will determine its next line of action, following last Friday's ...
Mr Mbaka queried why labour get N62, 000 as minimum wage amidst high inflation while legislators and governors amass billions of naira as allowances.
The Tripartite Committee Chairman Bagudu says the committee considered the economic situation and national interest before going for 62,000.
Labour said should the FG and NASS fail to act on the demands of workers by tomorrow (Tuesday), the organs of the NLC and the TUC would meet to decide on ...
On June 4, the NLC and Trade Union Congress (TUC) “relaxed” their nationwide strike for one week. The labour unions had embarked on the strike after ...
The organised labour has vowed to reject any ₦62000 or ₦100000 minimum wage proposal for Nigerian workers by the federal government.
The Organized Labour has accused some state governors of frustrating the success of the negotiation with the Federal Government on new minimum wage. Head.
Labour Union have said the organs of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) would meet to decide on the.
Labour Union have said the organs of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) would meet to decide on the.
The leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress has claimed that the new ₦62000 proposed by Bola Tinubu's government is not ...
Labour suspended its strike for one week to resume negotiations with the government on the proposed minimum wage.
The Organised Labour has said there will be no strike tomorrow, Tuesday, over the minimum wage negotiation with the Federal Government.
The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has said they won't embark on any strike action starting Tuesday to demand a new national minimum wage. NLC President.
Organised Labour has insisted on its N250,000 new minimum wage proposal, stating it would not negotiate what it described as 'starvation wage.'
Organised Labour has insisted on its N250,000 new minimum wage proposal, stating it would not negotiate what it described as 'starvation wage.'
Labour suspended its strike for one week to resume negotiations with the government on the proposed minimum wage.
As the one-week suspension of the nationwide strike by organised labour expires on Tuesday, the leadership of the trade unions have appealed to President Bola ...