Senator Ben Murray-Bruce has called on President Buhari to either increase minimum wage for workers or excuse them from paying tax to cushion the effects of the recent fuel price hike.

Murray-Bruce made the appeal via tweeter late Thursday night.

“I appeal to @MBuhari to consider the immense suffering in Nigeria and increase minimum wage to help workers cope with increased fuel price,” he tweeted.

“Either @Mbuhari increases the minimum wage to help masses cope with increased fuel price or he should allow minimum wage earners pay no tax.”

He justified the call for minimum wage increase, saying the President and his cabinet, don’t buy fuel with their money, yet earn more than minimum wage workers who do.

He accused the government of first reneging on its promise ₦5000 allowance to poor Nigerians and further adding to the suffering by increasing the fuel price.




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Thats one sure way of decreasing the pang of hardship that would befall the masses as a result of subsidy removal. Thats just for the government workers. Na the private workers go bear the greater brunt except they have an empathetic employer who give them salary increment.

Does the sadist know d metrics & d ripple effects of increasing petrol price? He is a fantastic dullard!!!

ugolance:
Does the sadist know d metrics & d ripple effects of increasing petrol price? He is a fantastic dullard!!!

That why he's there to speak for the massses

You are fantastically poor , do u even know the effect on the poor masses?

Ugo because ur a house help who don't buy things with ur money doesn't mean u should insult people anyhow!

Just sharrrraaaap!
If u don't have a sense to vomit.

pendusky:


That why he's there to speak for the massses

You are fantastically poor , do u even know the effect on the poor masses?

Ugo because ur a house help who don't buy things with ur money doesn't mean u should insult people anyhow!

Just sharrrraaaap!
If u don't have a sense to vomit.

bros I didn't get ur point is it that ur for or against Buhari? B'cos as for me I'm not in support of removal of subsidy.