Righthussle:
This guy no even know who Tinubu be.

The committee will be constituted in May and they'll come up with an amount in December this year. Implementation will be June 2025. And before then 1 Dollar will be exchanged for #2300 and 1 litre of petrol will be #1450.

Guy he don do na 😅 u no even wish Nigeria well at all

LoveLeadsLand:
Hmmm. There should be a data base of workers already. Why ask them to release names again to a committee yet to be constituted?

Names of negotiators from the NLC side, to form part of the negotiation. Not names of workers.

Righthussle:
This guy no even know who Tinubu be.

The committee will be constituted in May and they'll come up with an amount in December this year. Implementation will be June 2025. And before then 1 Dollar will be exchanged for #2300 and 1 litre of petrol will be #1450.

Can we call this ranting or stylish wailing?

Righthussle:
This guy no even know who Tinubu be.

The committee will be constituted in May and they'll come up with an amount in December this year. Implementation will be June 2025. And before then 1 Dollar will be exchanged for #2300 and 1 litre of petrol will be #1450.

I've said it before that Ajaero and Usifo are too small to handle Tinubu.

I am sure the nlc president didn't ask march of which year E fit be march 2027

This man is a learner...
No deal with Govt is achieved at the expected time; ask Oshio baba, Ayuba Waba, Abiodun Ogunyemi...
Only the violent take it by force in Unionism in Nigeria

Righthussle:
This guy no even know who Tinubu be.

The committee will be constituted in May and they'll come up with an amount in December this year. Implementation will be June 2025. And before then 1 Dollar will be exchanged for #2300 and 1 litre of petrol will be #1450.

Na you actually no know who be your president. This same NLC president who didn't like Tinubu is now giving him a vote of confidence, you should know that just like you he once didn't know Tinubu, but now he knows what he's capable of.

By the way, Nairaland Mods, we can do better this year. Please enough with the misleading captions all in the name of sensationalism to generate traffic.

Kindly use your platform to contribute your part to professional information dissemination and journalism. We should be able to distinguish between actual news and opinions.

mrrandomguy:
Put your trust in politicians at your own peril.

Prices have doubled since the last minimum wage was introduced. By May, petrol will sell at around ₦1,000 per litre. The economy can not withstand further inflationary pressures due to low purchasing power of consumers/people. Any minimum wage less than ₦75,000 is not a living wage.

It will be the most painful thing to suffer in Nigeria and end up in hell. Put your trust in God. Surrender your life to Jesus and be saved.

we can never enter hell fire again because we are already in one in Nigeria, Hell fire no fit worst pass Nigeria, even Dem open Ukraine visa free of charge, people wey go rush enter there no bi small

Humble Slavegerians

matify83:
Negotiations haven't even started and government have the antics of delaying matters until the last minute.

March is desirable but may not be feasible

Government is not serious and not ready to pay any form of wage increment. If they were, new minimum wage issue will be sorted out in just one week in January and still be ready to be paid to workers by January ending.

Rubbish!!!! Promise upon promise yet no single one was implemented

An increase in the national minimum wage without a corresponding improvement in the socio-economic (security, production, revenue etc) indices of the country would be an exercise in futility.

How many state governments and SMEs can afford to pay the present minimum wage?

How does the government plan to isolate or manage the expected increase in minimum wage with the inevitable increase in other goods and services?

What visible and work groundwork has been laid to boost rapid industrialisation to facilitate local production across all major sectors to drive the expected increase in the minimum wage especially for non government workers?

Are there plans by the government to cut cost of governance?

What plans are in place to increase the IGR of the country especially through expansion of the taxable population, primarily through linking income-assets to tax remittances?

Finally, how do you plan to curb corruption?