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Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by BuhariCarryGo: 10:22am On Feb 09, 2018
The Organised Labour, comprising the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC), has modified its earlier demand for minimum wage and presented a new figure to the tripartite committee negotiating a new minimum wage.

Acting NLC president, Mohammed Kiri, yesterday told journalists in Abuja that the NLC and TUC had now demanded a higher figure than the earlier N56,000 which it demanded two years ago. Kiri who was speaking at the 11th quadrennial delegates’ conference of the Nigeria Civil Service Council, Federal Council, said the reason for the fresh demand was that after two years of waiting for the implementation of the N56,000, the amount is now obsolete.

When pressed further, Kiri refused to state how much has now been presented by NLC but said labour is determined to fight for improved welfare for workers. He said, “The Organised Labour, because of obvious reasons, has modified the N56, 000 minimum wage proposal to the federal government. You will recall that this figure was submitted two years ago; between then and now lots of things have changed.

“The figure was modified above N56, 000 and submitted to the tripartite committee to substitute the earlier amount. The congress would soon announce the figure to Nigerians. This was done in conjunction with TUC.” On the statement credited to the Budget Office minimum as demanded by Labor was not captured in the 2018 Budget.

Kiri said “Who made the budget. I believe if they are serious, this matter can end by middle of this year. This is because by June/July the different committees would complete their work and forward to the president, who would then send it to the National Assembly for assent to become law.”

According to him, government must implement the new minimum wage. “What I know is that whether it is captured or not, once it is agreed, government must implement it,” he said. According to the labour leader, the committee must speed up its effort as workers are running out patience on the new wage.

On whether the new figure presented will bring about delay in the process, the deputy president of the congress said it would not as the tripartite committee had not gone far in their work. “We had an inaugural meeting and since then nothing has been done.

We don’t want to see it as a deliberate delay to buy time, but somehow it looks as if the delay is deliberate “The committee has not started anything, so modifying a figure will not cause any delay since discussion has not commenced,” he said. Also speaking, acting chairman of the NSCU,



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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by ManirBK: 10:23am On Feb 09, 2018
mynd44 lalasticlala oam4j despirate civil servants needs your attention here wo!
Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by Donpresh95(m): 10:23am On Feb 09, 2018
Omo make una chill for 56k for now. Some governors never pay for over 5 months and you want to keep giving people false hope.We don't wanna be Moses that saw,heard but never touched

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by thesicilian: 10:52am On Feb 09, 2018
It seems like NLC has died since Adams Oshiomole resigned as their leader.

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by Sunnymatey(m): 10:54am On Feb 09, 2018
Donpresh95:
Omo make una chill for 56k for now. Some governors never pay for over 5 months and you want to keep giving people false hope.We don't wanna be Moses that saw,heard but never touched
even if wages are reduced to N5k, some Governors would not still pay.

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by trapQ: 12:23pm On Feb 09, 2018
Lol

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by abbaapple: 12:24pm On Feb 09, 2018
Stupid and usless country! Mttscheewww
Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by Nobody: 12:24pm On Feb 09, 2018
Haba! Which kain NLC be this na, 56k you never get, you con increase am again, which kain wahala be this na.. Me tire for all of una o!

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by AWONEYAN(m): 12:25pm On Feb 09, 2018
They made error before?

When you are making a request and even you doubt it being granted, you begins to gamble

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by freemanbubble: 12:25pm On Feb 09, 2018
any how sha
we go dey wait for the outcome
minimum wage matter when he be say Apc and Buhari want take play 2019 politics

by third quarter of this year nothing good go come out

anyway if he come out he go favour me small as i be almost don forget say i be staff with Uniben level 4 contiss 1
and also a student at the same time
Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by ArchyDesmond(m): 12:25pm On Feb 09, 2018
Wow good... That's means there's hope for my friend to build a beautiful house like this

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by IamAirforce1: 12:26pm On Feb 09, 2018
Still small
Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by slapandfall(m): 12:27pm On Feb 09, 2018
Just shinkele 9days.. Second weekend don come..

All months of the year should be February jare

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by heckymaicon(m): 12:27pm On Feb 09, 2018
Una never see 56k collect seff come dey add join




I weep for my dear country.


Donald Duke for president 2019

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by stephen109(m): 12:27pm On Feb 09, 2018
BuhariCarryGo:



https://leadership.ng/2018/02/09/labour-presents-new-minimum-wage-demand/?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C1247951017
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shithole for shitholeania...I'm fed up ,shey 100k dey too much ni?..Labour for that matter,buhari gerraout

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by Apination(m): 12:28pm On Feb 09, 2018
undecided
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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by shiffynaani(m): 12:28pm On Feb 09, 2018
Ok, We Yaf Hear. 2019 Be Fast Abeg
Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by Lipscomb(m): 12:29pm On Feb 09, 2018
undecided
Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by Greystone: 12:29pm On Feb 09, 2018
Minimum wage of 18k many state workers haven’t been paid in months.
Is 56k or more feasible realistically?
Let’s be honest to ourselves.

I keep asking;

What is the sense in boosting our foreign resrves when Nigerians are dying from hunger because their wages/salaries haven’t been paid?

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by redangel2017: 12:30pm On Feb 09, 2018
Hahahaha.... Its good... If implemented.. There jobs will be meaningful.. For now.. It is meaningless since everything in Nigeria is now costly grin
Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by dhardline(m): 12:30pm On Feb 09, 2018
Na this one APC wan use do last card before check up for 2019 elections cheesy grin

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by Apination(m): 12:31pm On Feb 09, 2018
The kingdom of God suffereth violence and only the violent take it by force, if they are really serious, let them shut down every activity undecided

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Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by Nobody: 12:31pm On Feb 09, 2018
GOOD DEVELOPMENT.
I pray it materialize.
Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by Austinoiz(m): 12:31pm On Feb 09, 2018
NLC and TUC are more confused than FG. Mek dem pray mek Bubu reason 56k give them first.
Re: Labour Presents New Minimum Wage Demand Above The N56,000 Earlier Proposed by Empress2014(f): 12:32pm On Feb 09, 2018
With the hike in the price of almost everything, 56k is too small to survive but then, will the government be able to keep up with the payment without oweing salaries??

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