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

Uglymind:
30000 is too poor.. It is merely 82$
How can a grown man use this to take care of himself and his family
Nigeria??

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.

kunmiiii:


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.

Just2endowed2:


you are economical with the truth. What happen to executive order he has been using to flex his power? so its now he knows he has to go through the national assembly right? the dullard is an hypocrite.

lowgeorge:
Buhari is the biggest fraudster in the whole wide world... Never again shall educated black minds subject themselves to an illiterate economic suicidian , religious shenanigan, a political amaranthus, and a ethnic divider.... Woe betide you!!

tesppidd:
Nigerian press.

Half baked press men everywhere I go.

poyet:

In Nigeria everything is half-baked. Even the president na half-baked individual. Is the police, the judiciary, the lawmakers?

Uglymind:

It might be per hour not a day..

IbrahimDamola:


I thought yarimo and almaiga the rotten-toothed mallams were shouting Sai baba for the salary increment.

peacettw:
Am I the only one confused about the terms Presidency and President?

Almaiga:


Go School, you no gree go. Na Buhari matter you come carry for head like Gala.
What my beloved President said was, the minimum wages has to be approved by the President, Council of States, Legislatures and the Economic Council.

Just2endowed2:


you are economical with the truth. What happen to executive order he has been using to flex his power? so its now he knows he has to go through the national assembly right? the dullard is an hypocrite.

e7ejinima:



Just agree that your masters have scammed NLC.

So who agreed in principle, President, Presidecy (that has clearly recanted) or is it Ministry of Labour? Or is it the Head of Civil Service?

SCAM!

FEC has not even agreed in principle not to talk of NEC.

SCAM!!!

NLC was just been 'settled'. Quote me

And your job this morning is to come and defend on this thread. BMC shame on you.

Buhari can destroy all institutions in Nigeria but he cannot destroy us, the role of Nigeria.

Just in one week he has destroyed two institutions -WAEC and NLC. Thank God the Army lived up to expectation and rejected pressure and stated the truth that they have nothing on Buhari's file.

Big shame of a nation

Big shame of a president

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.

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.

kunmiiii:



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!!!

ATIKU MEDIA PRESS RELEASE

Minimum Wage: A Government Must Be Trusted To Keep Its
Word

Abuja, Nigeria, 07 November, 2018: Our attention has been
drawn to a statement from the Presidency denying
President Buhari’s earlier pledge to pay the new minimum
wage of ₦30,000 agreed with the Nigerian Labour Congress
and other labour affiliates in a signed communiqué.

This approbation and reprobation is characteristic of the
Buhari administration and is evidence of the lack of
leadership at the very top that is putting our economy in
peril.

Just two weeks ago, two of the world’s largest banks, HSBC
and UBS, pulled out of Nigeria citing lack of policy stability
as their reason. This same reason was given by Procter and
Gamble when they pulled out last year. In the span of the
three years that this administration has been in office, more
than 500 companies have pulled out of Nigeria for similar
reasons. Nigeria under President Buhari has become
synonymous with policy flip flopping.

A government is only as reliable as its word and if its word
is not reliable then nothing else about the government will
be stable. This is why Nigeria suffered from a recession
under this administration and is right now at risk of another
recession.

At the risk of repeating ourselves, we urge the Buhari
administration to note that Nigerian workers are the goose
that lays the golden egg that top members of this
government are enjoying to the detriment of those laying the
egg.

We are aware that both President Buhari and Vice President
Osinbajo, despite living and feeding at the public expense,
collect a hardship allowance of 50% of their annual basic
salary, whereas, the long suffering Nigerian workers, who
are the main sufferers of the hardship caused by the
incompetence of this administration, do not have any
hardship allowance and are expected to live on the
unliveable minimum wage of the Buhari government.

It is a testament to how badly we have treated our
workforce over the last three years that Nigeria was
officially declared the world headquarters for extreme
poverty by the World Poverty Clock and the World Economic
Forum.

We can only change this by paying our workers a living
wage as opposed to the starvation wages now paid to them
by the Buhari administration.

We therefore call on President Muhammadu Buhari to keep
faith with the agreement his government freely reached with
labour and affirm the new minimum wage.

Atiku Presidential Campaign Organisation
120, Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent
Wuse II
Abuja
Nigeria.

GavelSlam:


Shut up.

The most ignorant of you are always the loudest.

The act of constitution mandates compliance by all parties.

peacettw:
Am I the only one confused about the terms Presidency and President in Nigerian politics?