The Speaker, House of Representatives, Mr Yakubu Dogara, on Sunday said that increasing workers’ salary had become necessary in view of the rising cost of living in the country.

In a statement by his Special Adviser, Media and Public Affairs, Mr Turaki Hassan, to mark the 2017 Workers’ Day, Dogara said that the House was committed to passing a new minimum wage bill.

The speaker reiterated the resolve of the parliament to enact a new wage bill for Nigerian workers.

The speaker further stressed that the eight House of Representatives in particular, was committed to initiating other laws and legislative interventions that would promote the welfare and well being of Nigerian workers.

Dogara, however, enjoined workers, especially civil servants to rededicate themselves to duty and support government’s laudable policies and programmes.

Source @http://www.nairausd.com/2017/05/dogara-urges-fg-to-increase-workers.html

... And the salaries of those honorables, should be honourably cut down.

He's making sense

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Flexherbal:
... And the salaries of those honorables, should be honourably cut down.

Supported

Nice move

Still waiting for PMB to address Nigerian workers

Mophasa:
Nice move

Still waiting for PMB to address Nigerian workers

U are waiting for a long thing

on news abi

If workers' salaries do not receive significant raise today, May 1st then something has to be done to remove our selfish politicians.
Most schools have resumed and parents haven't been paid arrears of salaries. How are they going to pay school fees when feeding is almost difficult?