₦airaland Forum

TheNiceGuy:
They're on their own

doggedfighter:
Hahahaha.

Their hands are yet to touch the money

TheNiceGuy:
Lagos is heaven where Igboland is.

Hope you remember World most polluted city is in Igbo land.

We have two world most polluted city from Igbo land, poverty capital of the Southern Nigeria.

Padipadi:
Good pairing with Ronaldo.

seanwilliam:
I believe that one day , Nigeria will be like AMERICA.
May we live long to witness its greatness

GreatBoss:
I cannot be wearing designers while my people suffer.
I am leader that lead by example.

GreatBoss:
Like it or not we are not sets in life. I don pass you far.
You are a nobody in your tribe.

BOSSkesh:
Good development
Development must come to the southwest

Godwin4444:
u people will think it’s like endsars

Just try any rubbish

So our country must go up in flames cos obi lost?

christejames:
APC is evil 😈...



With a weak president that is now a laughing stock of the continent

drlateef:
This man called Ajaerob is a bus conductor i suspect. In one breathe you condemn Tinubu by saying minimum wage cannot be reviewed until 2024, and in another breathe you condemn Tinubu for not showing example to private sector by quickly increasing wage before private sector. Is this guy coherent at all? Anyway, I know he is nitwit with no brain like Obi his mentor. All he wants to do is cause commotion in the country and blackmail the judges indirectly to give judgement against Tinubu. He is a mole in this country. He is a biafran man.

The Nigeria Labour Congress in a speech released on Monday night knocked the President, Bola Tinubu’s declaration that the review of minimum wage was imminent.

The Congress in the statement noted that it was “open knowledge” that the review of minimum wage would commence in 2024 as stipulated by law. The Congress also stated that the Tinubu administration had failed to show cooperation and dialogue with members of the organised labour.

The statement which was signed by the national president, Joe Ajaero, reads, “Labour is disturbed that while President Tinubu in his speech lavishly praised the Private Sector for quickly dispensing wage award to their employees, the Federal Government has failed to do the same for public workers in its employment. This is a clear case of failing woefully to live up to the standards it has set for others to meet.

“It is open knowledge that the review of the national minimum wage is a matter of the law which is expected to happen in 2024. How would Nigerian workers cope with the current reality of hyperinflation and suffering unleashed by the hasty removal of the so-called petrol subsidy till 2024 when the national minimum wage would be reviewed? This is incredible!”

Speaking further on the negotiations so far, Ajaero said, “Organised Labour has been forced to negotiate with empty chairs on the Federal Government’s side as the Federal Government has not matched its public promises with firm commitment to negotiate in good faith with labour. As a matter of fact, the sub-committee on wage award has not been inaugurated and has not met.”