NLC, was foolish enough to call off the proposed strike. If the strike had gone on as planned even with the agreement reached (whatever that means) , the presidency wouldn't be uttering this nonsense. They would have been looking for ways to pacify the Nigerian workers.
Yet again, Nigerians have been taken for the fóols they are.

e7ejinima:


Confused administration.

Mrs Pepples memo should have been a memo of council presented by the Minister to FEC which approval will lead to it being sent to National Assembly.

NEC also needed to meet and make a resolution which the VP will also put into consideration.

Now the confused administration has realised their gaff and making a mess of a simple thingo

Question: when will APC learn governance? Everything is propaganda

I blame stupid NLC. Why call off the strike? What was agreed and what was resolved?

The real question should be when will you emancipate yourself from ignorance, it must really be tedious and frustrating being you, The beauty of democracy and federalism is at work...How hard is it to comprehend that I the new minimum wage needs legislative proceedings to become a law.

1 week is one lie lounloun, abi a lie per day

Veltan40:
One week, One lie..

HisSexcellency:
He has no choice but to approve it, the fear of 2019 elections is the beginning of greater things for the masses.
Infact let NLC also protest for the reduction in pump price of petrol and watch the dullard reduce it cus of elections votes

What will you do in 2019? The elections of Ekiti and Osun should tell you something. If you demonstrate, the cowardly Nigerian Army and NPF,, will gun you down.
Take this to the bank, unless God intervenes, Buhari will rig his way to a second term come 2019.

eagleeye2:
NLC, was foolish enough to call off the proposed strike. If the strike had gone on as planned even with the agreement reached (whatever that means) , the presidency wouldn't be uttering this nonsense. They would have been looking for ways to pacify the Nigerian workers.
Yet again, Nigerians have been taken for the fóols they are.

But you're foolish enough to believe only the executive has the absolute power to enact minimum wage, be well informed before you all come here to embarrass yourselves.

ollah2:


Ofcourse Koran is included. But we know there are more Christians in the South hence my statement.

So minimum wage and Nigeria's constitution is a southern thing?
We learn new things everyday.

I blame Ayuba led NLC for not embarking on the strike.
If you raise a knife, don't drop it but CUT AM!.

kunmiiii:


The real question should be when will you emancipate yourself from ignorance, it must really be tedious and frustrating being you, The beauty of democracy and federalism is at work...How hard is it to comprehend that I the new minimum wage needs legislative proceedings to become a law.

The president should first give his accent to accepting the 30k and then forward that as a bill to the National Assembly to pass into law.
Imagine he doesn't accept 30k and agrees to 24k and sends the same to the National assembly, then we are back to square 1.
My belief is that NLC,, called off the strike believing that the president will accept the 30k. Unless the leadership of the NLC,, has taken bribe and won't lift a finger to protest against this injustice.

sidnen:

So minimum wage and Nigeria's constitution is a southern thing?
We learn new things everyday.

It's obvious you can't easily decipher messages, how many Northerners are on Nairaland compared to Southerners?

Stalwert:
[s][/s]

Please reason well, it is a process that requires 3 bodies to approve.

And who told you the other bodies are unwilling to approve it... Keep deceiving yourself

kunmiiii:


But you're foolish enough to believe only the executive has the absolute power to enact minimum wage, be well informed before you all come here to embarrass yourselves.

I won't trade words with you. And believe me, you don’t know more about these things than me.
Enjoy your day.

You guys are not serious , when as the president respond to issue timely before , he said also take his time , he will first set a committee then summit report then vet the report then send to the committee the amended report then wait for him to come back from travel then send the report to sub adhoc members set up by the vice president to look into the matter then .......wait oo .....wait oooo............

Didi2d:


Wey people dey earn $40 par day for yankee

It might be per hour not a day..

GavelSlam:


President Buhari pledged that the Federal Government would soon transmit an Executive bill (on National Minimum Wage) to the National Assembly for its passage within the shortest possible time. He said: “Our plan is to transmit the Executive bill to the National Assembly for its passage within the shortest possible time.


Just read the same statement damn it.

SCAMMERS!!!!

https://www.dailypost.ng/2018/11/06/breaking-buhari-approves-n30000-new-minimum-wage/amp/

BREAKING: Buhari approves N30,000 as new minimum wage

 Fikayo Olowolagba

14 hours ago

President Muhammadu Buhari has approved N30,000 as the new national minimum wage.


He gave his approval while receiving the report of the Tripartite Committee on the Review of National Minimum Wage at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

With the approval, a bill is expected to be sent to the National Assembly to effect the change from N18,000 to N30,000.

kunmiiii:


The real question should be when will you emancipate yourself from ignorance, it must really be tedious and frustrating being you, The beauty of democracy and federalism is at work...How hard is it to comprehend that I the new minimum wage needs legislative proceedings to become a law.

Who doesn't understand that?

The question for you is how could Mr. Integrity announce an approval in his capacity as head of government when the government processes have not been concluded only to recant few days after.

SCAMMERS!!!

How can he endorsed it alone .....na only him be government

jconsulting:
You guys are not serious , when as the president respond to issue timely before , he said also take his time , he will first set a committee then summit report then vet the report then send to the committee the amended report then wait for him to come back from travel then send the report to sub adhoc members set up by the vice president to look into the matter then .......wait oo .....wait oooo............

Come on don't be ridiculous, on this same Nairaland there are other threads about minimum wage, your hate for the administration will only make you color blind to other positive threads, but if it's about the short comings this administration you will see the topic crystal clear.
Am surprised at the comments here coming after a day Buhari endorsed the new minimum wage.
It clearly shows what kind of news we are looking for.

ollah2:


It's obvious you can't easily decipher messages, how many Northerners are on Nairaland compared to Southerners?

Where are the stats?
On a faceless forum?
You must be a magician.

Sholaco:
How can he endorsed it alone .....na only him be government

Endorsement is different from passing it into law.
Buhari has endorsed it, but he will need to NASS to pass it into law, then implementation.

OsuMustGo:
Thunder fire una

Chai, the thing pain am well well. Enjoy your CHAINge.


Cc Immhotep Lzza velocity25

eagleeye2:

The president should first give his accent to accepting the 30k and then forward that as a bill to the National Assembly to pass into law.
Imagine he doesn't accept 30k and agrees to 24k and sends the same to the National assembly, then we are back to square 1.
My belief is that NLC,, called off the strike believing that the president will accept the 30k. Unless the leadership of the NLC,, has taken bribe and won't lift a finger to protest against this injustice.

eagleeye2:

I won't trade words with you. And believe me, you don’t know more about these things than me.
Enjoy your day.

Not again...

Are you sure you even know what accent means yet you ignorantly asserted "You know these things more than me"

How can he accent a bill that hasn't been passed in the legislature

Chaaaii...Your ignorance is mind numbing.

“Our plan is to transmit the Executive bill to the National Assembly for its passage within the shortest possible time.

It is only after that he can "accent" to the bill to become a LAW!!!

LastSurvivor11:
For more lies and fake promises swiftly text "four one nine" to APC..

For more hypocritical quotes and releasing of boko haram text "no waec" to buhari..

For one million eggs and 954 cows daily for school children text "bloody liars" to osibande..

Terms and conditions apply..

That Osibanjo is a disgrace to Christianity.
In fact he's never once a born again Christian

Veltan40:
One week, One lie..

does it get up to a week?

sidnen:

Where are the stats?
On a faceless forum?
You must be a magician.

When we quit deceiving ourselves then we will proceed

nwakibie3:
The Presidency has frowned at the misinterpretation of President Muhammadu Buhari’s remarks when he received the report of the Tripartite Committee on the Review of National Minimum Wage from the committee’s chairman, Ama Pepple, on Tuesday.

A presidential source, who preferred not to be named, said the president did not endorse N30,000 as proposed by committee as being reported by some sections of the media.

He, however, stated that President Buhari had expressed his commitment to ensuring the implementation of a new National Minimum Wage. “But the president’s speech at the event was immediately made available to the media and nowhere indicated that the president endorsed N30,000 Minimum wage. “It is not the duty of the president only to endorse a new national minimum wage. The process involves the Federal Executive Council (FEC), the National Economic Council (NEC) and the National Assembly. “It is imperative for us to always avoid misinterpreting a written speech,’’ he added. At the submission of the report of the Tripartite Committee that negotiated a new minimum wage with labour and other stakeholders, President Buhari pledged that the Federal Government would soon transmit an Executive bill (on National Minimum Wage) to the National Assembly for its passage within the shortest possible time. He said: “Our plan is to transmit the Executive bill to the National Assembly for its passage within the shortest possible time.

“I am fully committed to having a new National Minimum Wage Act in the very near future.’’ Buhari also expressed delight that the committee had successfully completed its assignment in a peaceful and non-controversial manner. “Let me use this opportunity to recognise the leadership of the organised labour and private sector as well as representatives of State and Federal Governments for all your hard work. “The fact that we are here today, is a notable achievement. “As the Executive Arm commences its review of your submission, we will continue to engage you all in closing any open areas presented in this report. “I, therefore, would like to ask for your patience and understanding in the coming weeks.” The President, however, enjoined the leadership of the labour unions as well as the Nigerian workers to avoid being used as political weapons. “May I therefore, employ workers and their leaders not to allow themselves to be used as political weapons,’’ he said. In her remarks, Pepple explained that the recommendation made by the committee was predicated on the high cost of living, occasioned by the exchange rate as well as the rising inflation rate in the country. She said that the committee also considered micro-economic indicators including the revenue and expenditure profile of the government. Pepple expressed the hope that the implementation of the recommended minimum wage would boost the purchasing power of the working class, increase consumption expenditure, and stimulate economic growth



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/11/buhari-has-not-endorsed-n30000-minimum-wage-presidency/

APC and their game

e7ejinima:



Who doesn't understand that?

The question for you is how could Mr. Integrity announce an approval in his capacity as head of government when the government processes have not been concluded only to recant few days after.

SCAMMERS!!!

Your own case is clearly hopeless, because you lack the most basic comprehension skills, It'd be futile explaining federalism to you because you clearly want to continue wallowing in your short sighted ignorance. But maybe there'd be hope for you if you read this excerpt over and over and over and over and over again.

“Our plan is to transmit the Executive bill to the National Assembly for its passage within the shortest possible time.

nwakibie3:
The Presidency has frowned at the misinterpretation of President Muhammadu Buhari’s remarks when he received the report of the Tripartite Committee on the Review of National Minimum Wage from the committee’s chairman, Ama Pepple, on Tuesday.

A presidential source, who preferred not to be named, said the president did not endorse N30,000 as proposed by committee as being reported by some sections of the media.

He, however, stated that President Buhari had expressed his commitment to ensuring the implementation of a new National Minimum Wage. “But the president’s speech at the event was immediately made available to the media and nowhere indicated that the president endorsed N30,000 Minimum wage. “It is not the duty of the president only to endorse a new national minimum wage. The process involves the Federal Executive Council (FEC), the National Economic Council (NEC) and the National Assembly. “It is imperative for us to always avoid misinterpreting a written speech,’’ he added. At the submission of the report of the Tripartite Committee that negotiated a new minimum wage with labour and other stakeholders, President Buhari pledged that the Federal Government would soon transmit an Executive bill (on National Minimum Wage) to the National Assembly for its passage within the shortest possible time. He said: “Our plan is to transmit the Executive bill to the National Assembly for its passage within the shortest possible time.

“I am fully committed to having a new National Minimum Wage Act in the very near future.’’ Buhari also expressed delight that the committee had successfully completed its assignment in a peaceful and non-controversial manner. “Let me use this opportunity to recognise the leadership of the organised labour and private sector as well as representatives of State and Federal Governments for all your hard work. “The fact that we are here today, is a notable achievement. “As the Executive Arm commences its review of your submission, we will continue to engage you all in closing any open areas presented in this report. “I, therefore, would like to ask for your patience and understanding in the coming weeks.” The President, however, enjoined the leadership of the labour unions as well as the Nigerian workers to avoid being used as political weapons. “May I therefore, employ workers and their leaders not to allow themselves to be used as political weapons,’’ he said. In her remarks, Pepple explained that the recommendation made by the committee was predicated on the high cost of living, occasioned by the exchange rate as well as the rising inflation rate in the country. She said that the committee also considered micro-economic indicators including the revenue and expenditure profile of the government. Pepple expressed the hope that the implementation of the recommended minimum wage would boost the purchasing power of the working class, increase consumption expenditure, and stimulate economic growth



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/11/buhari-has-not-endorsed-n30000-minimum-wage-presidency/

APC and thier game

nwakibie3:
The Presidency has frowned at the misinterpretation of President Muhammadu Buhari’s remarks when he received the report of the Tripartite Committee on the Review of National Minimum Wage from the committee’s chairman, Ama Pepple, on Tuesday.

A presidential source, who preferred not to be named, said the president did not endorse N30,000 as proposed by committee as being reported by some sections of the media.

He, however, stated that President Buhari had expressed his commitment to ensuring the implementation of a new National Minimum Wage. “But the president’s speech at the event was immediately made available to the media and nowhere indicated that the president endorsed N30,000 Minimum wage. “It is not the duty of the president only to endorse a new national minimum wage. The process involves the Federal Executive Council (FEC), the National Economic Council (NEC) and the National Assembly. “It is imperative for us to always avoid misinterpreting a written speech,’’ he added. At the submission of the report of the Tripartite Committee that negotiated a new minimum wage with labour and other stakeholders, President Buhari pledged that the Federal Government would soon transmit an Executive bill (on National Minimum Wage) to the National Assembly for its passage within the shortest possible time. He said: “Our plan is to transmit the Executive bill to the National Assembly for its passage within the shortest possible time.

“I am fully committed to having a new National Minimum Wage Act in the very near future.’’ Buhari also expressed delight that the committee had successfully completed its assignment in a peaceful and non-controversial manner. “Let me use this opportunity to recognise the leadership of the organised labour and private sector as well as representatives of State and Federal Governments for all your hard work. “The fact that we are here today, is a notable achievement. “As the Executive Arm commences its review of your submission, we will continue to engage you all in closing any open areas presented in this report. “I, therefore, would like to ask for your patience and understanding in the coming weeks.” The President, however, enjoined the leadership of the labour unions as well as the Nigerian workers to avoid being used as political weapons. “May I therefore, employ workers and their leaders not to allow themselves to be used as political weapons,’’ he said. In her remarks, Pepple explained that the recommendation made by the committee was predicated on the high cost of living, occasioned by the exchange rate as well as the rising inflation rate in the country. She said that the committee also considered micro-economic indicators including the revenue and expenditure profile of the government. Pepple expressed the hope that the implementation of the recommended minimum wage would boost the purchasing power of the working class, increase consumption expenditure, and stimulate economic growth



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/11/buhari-has-not-endorsed-n30000-minimum-wage-presidency/

APC and their game

APC government is a government of deceit and lies, Nigerians can't wait to vote them out come 2019.

ollah2:


When we quit deceiving ourselves then we will proceed

Have a nice day