Where is Akwa Ibom na....

nazicartel:
30k is not easy ooo... let's see how it ends... zamfara wants to pay too....

zamfara will pay it from gold mining.

Lagos state of all state is not willing to pay the minimum wage.



Ambode rushed to Buhari that he cannot pay the minimum wage.


Now that Sanwolu will take over let's see how it goes

What is kogi doing on this list

yjgm:
The governments of Kano, Zamfara, Kwara, Rivers, Kogi and Edo States have agreed to pay the new minimum wage of N30,000.

Governor Abdullahi Ganduje said in Kano his administration has given priority to the welfare of civil servants in the state, and that is why it is not owning its workers.

“We are ready to pay N30,000 monthly salary, because the welfare of our workers is paramount to anything and we will always give it. We will pay the N30,000,” he said.


Governor Abdul Aziz Yari Abubakar said in Gusau that Zamfara State under his watch would do everything possible to ensure the welfare of workers in the state does not suffer.

Yari who spoke through his Senior Special Assistant on Media, Publicity and Public Enlightenment, Malam Ibrahim Dosara said that any state government with the interest of workers at heart will ensure the quick implementation of the new minimum wage.

The Osun State government said it will await guidelines on payment of the N30,000 minimum wage.

The Chief Press Secretary to the state governor, Mr. Adesina Adeniyi, in a telephone chat, said since it is already a law the state will only wait for the implementation guidelines of the minimum wage.

According to him, when the guidelines are released the state will study, understand and eventually go into its implementation.

He said the state governor, Mr. Gboyega Oyetola, is concerned about the welfare of people of the state, including the civil servants, and therefore, will have no difficulty in ensuring that “what is necessary is done at all times.”

The Kwara State government is also prepared for the payment of the new minimum wage, according to Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed’s Senior Special Assistant on Media and Communications Dr Muyideen Akorede.

Read also: New minimum wage: NLC, TUC hail Buhari

Akorede recalled how the state government set up a committee headed by the Head of Service Modupe Susan to work out the modalities and sources of revenue for payment months before the president signed the new into law.

“The committee is expected to submit its report to Governor Ahmed in the next two weeks,” he said.

A similar committee was set up by the Kogi State government and the government says “laws are made to be obeyed and we are sure the Federal Government will make it convenient for states to pay the new minimum wage.”

It welcomed the signing of the bill into law adding: “a committee was set up to look into the modalities of making compliance easy. Kogi State will work with whatever is agreed by the Governors’ Forum.

“As a government, we will also look inwards to ensure we put smiles on the faces of our civil servants who have shown unprecedented cooperation with our administration.”

The Niger State government disposed to paying the new minimum wage

Kogi State governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello will pay the new minimum wage of N30,000.

Mr.Jide Orintunsin, the Media and Publicity Coordinator to Governor Abubakar Bello said:”It will be recalled that the state workforce had a 25 per cent salary increase recently. This has placed the state higher than the former minimum wage.

“Governor Sani Bello, early this year, had assured the state workforce of the new minimum wage at a special session he had with organised labour recently. He is committed to ensuring the welfare of the state workforce.”

The Delta State government said yesterday it was looking at the law to enable it take an appropriate action.

“We have not read the details of the new law since it was only signed yesterday by Mr. President. When we do we will look at our processes and of course Delta State is not going to be an outcast. We will look at it and take a decision, ” Mr. Charles Aniagwu, the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa said in Asaba.

He said focus should be on the ability of the organised private sector to pay the new wage structure, while expressing doubts over the ability of many businesses to cope.

“In my opinion, media outfits should be interested in the private sector. How many companies can afford the new minimum wage as the law also binds them,” he said, and expressed fears that the new law might force many in the organised private sector to lay off workers which may be detrimental to the economy.

The Rivers state Governor Nyesom Wike said he would comply with the provisions of the new minimum wage law.

Wike who spoke through the Commissioner for Information and Communications, Emma Okah, a lawyer in Port Harcourt, the state capital yesterday, said “Rivers state Government will pay whatever is prescribed as the new minimum wage bill.”



The Edo State Government will also pay

The Special Adviser to Governor Godwin Obaseki on Media and Communication Strategy, Mr. Crusoe Osagie, said that the new minimum wage would be paid to Edo workers.

Osagie was however silent on when the state government would commence payment.

He said the state government is labour friendly.

Although none of the Cross River State Governor’s aides could be reached yesterday to comment on the issue, Governor Ben Ayade had in January agreed pay the then proposed N30, 000 minimum wage demanded by workers in the country.

The governor had at various times expressed his commitment to the welfare of workers in the state, which many believe is exemplified in the fact that he does not owe workers and pays promptly.

While addressing workers who had embarked on a state wide protest to call for the implementation of the new minimum wage law in the country, Ayade who was represented by the State Commissioner for Local Government Affairs, Hon John Ulafor, had said it was the right step to take.

“This is the right step to take and I wish to thank workers in the state for embarking on a peaceful protest. The new wage is workers right and as a workers friendly government we have always ensured that you get your salaries on time.

“N30, 000 is all right and the state government will stand with labour in this regard and I wish to assure you that government will ensure that the new wage sails through because it is not beyond the state government to pay.

“Whatever we need to do extra to ensure that the federal government implements the new minimum wage bill for workers will be done,” Ayade had assured then.

Source: https://thenationonlineng.net/kano-zamfara-kwara-rivers-kogi-edo-ready-to-pay-n30000-minimum-wage/amp/

Kogi State governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello will pay the new minimum wage of N30,000.

How many of u saw it?

Abeg, na Yahya Bello be the governor of Kogi state not Abubakar Sani Bello.

I wonder how South Eastern states will pay 30K

yjgm:
The governments of Kano, Zamfara, Kwara, Rivers, Kogi and Edo States have agreed to pay the new minimum wage of N30,000.

Governor Abdullahi Ganduje said in Kano his administration has given priority to the welfare of civil servants in the state, and that is why it is not owning its workers.

“We are ready to pay N30,000 monthly salary, because the welfare of our workers is paramount to anything and we will always give it. We will pay the N30,000,” he said.


Governor Abdul Aziz Yari Abubakar said in Gusau that Zamfara State under his watch would do everything possible to ensure the welfare of workers in the state does not suffer.

Yari who spoke through his Senior Special Assistant on Media, Publicity and Public Enlightenment, Malam Ibrahim Dosara said that any state government with the interest of workers at heart will ensure the quick implementation of the new minimum wage.

The Osun State government said it will await guidelines on payment of the N30,000 minimum wage.

The Chief Press Secretary to the state governor, Mr. Adesina Adeniyi, in a telephone chat, said since it is already a law the state will only wait for the implementation guidelines of the minimum wage.

According to him, when the guidelines are released the state will study, understand and eventually go into its implementation.

He said the state governor, Mr. Gboyega Oyetola, is concerned about the welfare of people of the state, including the civil servants, and therefore, will have no difficulty in ensuring that “what is necessary is done at all times.”

The Kwara State government is also prepared for the payment of the new minimum wage, according to Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed’s Senior Special Assistant on Media and Communications Dr Muyideen Akorede.

Read also: New minimum wage: NLC, TUC hail Buhari

Akorede recalled how the state government set up a committee headed by the Head of Service Modupe Susan to work out the modalities and sources of revenue for payment months before the president signed the new into law.

“The committee is expected to submit its report to Governor Ahmed in the next two weeks,” he said.

A similar committee was set up by the Kogi State government and the government says “laws are made to be obeyed and we are sure the Federal Government will make it convenient for states to pay the new minimum wage.”

It welcomed the signing of the bill into law adding: “a committee was set up to look into the modalities of making compliance easy. Kogi State will work with whatever is agreed by the Governors’ Forum.

“As a government, we will also look inwards to ensure we put smiles on the faces of our civil servants who have shown unprecedented cooperation with our administration.”

The Niger State government disposed to paying the new minimum wage

Kogi State governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello will pay the new minimum wage of N30,000.

Mr.Jide Orintunsin, the Media and Publicity Coordinator to Governor Abubakar Bello said:”It will be recalled that the state workforce had a 25 per cent salary increase recently. This has placed the state higher than the former minimum wage.

“Governor Sani Bello, early this year, had assured the state workforce of the new minimum wage at a special session he had with organised labour recently. He is committed to ensuring the welfare of the state workforce.”

The Delta State government said yesterday it was looking at the law to enable it take an appropriate action.

“We have not read the details of the new law since it was only signed yesterday by Mr. President. When we do we will look at our processes and of course Delta State is not going to be an outcast. We will look at it and take a decision, ” Mr. Charles Aniagwu, the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa said in Asaba.

He said focus should be on the ability of the organised private sector to pay the new wage structure, while expressing doubts over the ability of many businesses to cope.

“In my opinion, media outfits should be interested in the private sector. How many companies can afford the new minimum wage as the law also binds them,” he said, and expressed fears that the new law might force many in the organised private sector to lay off workers which may be detrimental to the economy.

The Rivers state Governor Nyesom Wike said he would comply with the provisions of the new minimum wage law.

Wike who spoke through the Commissioner for Information and Communications, Emma Okah, a lawyer in Port Harcourt, the state capital yesterday, said “Rivers state Government will pay whatever is prescribed as the new minimum wage bill.”



The Edo State Government will also pay

The Special Adviser to Governor Godwin Obaseki on Media and Communication Strategy, Mr. Crusoe Osagie, said that the new minimum wage would be paid to Edo workers.

Osagie was however silent on when the state government would commence payment.

He said the state government is labour friendly.

Although none of the Cross River State Governor’s aides could be reached yesterday to comment on the issue, Governor Ben Ayade had in January agreed pay the then proposed N30, 000 minimum wage demanded by workers in the country.

The governor had at various times expressed his commitment to the welfare of workers in the state, which many believe is exemplified in the fact that he does not owe workers and pays promptly.

While addressing workers who had embarked on a state wide protest to call for the implementation of the new minimum wage law in the country, Ayade who was represented by the State Commissioner for Local Government Affairs, Hon John Ulafor, had said it was the right step to take.

“This is the right step to take and I wish to thank workers in the state for embarking on a peaceful protest. The new wage is workers right and as a workers friendly government we have always ensured that you get your salaries on time.

“N30, 000 is all right and the state government will stand with labour in this regard and I wish to assure you that government will ensure that the new wage sails through because it is not beyond the state government to pay.

“Whatever we need to do extra to ensure that the federal government implements the new minimum wage bill for workers will be done,” Ayade had assured then.

Source: https://thenationonlineng.net/kano-zamfara-kwara-rivers-kogi-edo-ready-to-pay-n30000-minimum-wage/amp/

Zamfara state that is still paying #7000 as minimum wage!!

MrDebonair:
I had like to place one Male and one Female on monthly salary of #500 per month till you find job. You don't have to do nothing and you must currently be unemployed.

Drop your contact here for screening.

U no dey shame? U dey call N500 naira salary.

Ok

@Almunjid. There is no shame. That's what I can afford. Why don't you place same on #15,000 a month till they find job.

Rivers will pay whatever is prescribed as minimum wage.

Too much money. Then why wait for the law before making the lives of your people better?

MrDebonair:
I had like to place one Male and one Female on monthly salary of #500 per month till you find job. You don't have to do nothing and you must currently be unemployed.

Drop your contact here for screening.

Yeah, I'm interested. I meet the whole criteria.

yjgm:
The governments of Kano, Zamfara, Kwara, Rivers, Kogi and Edo States have agreed to pay the new minimum wage of N30,000.

Governor Abdullahi Ganduje said in Kano his administration has given priority to the welfare of civil servants in the state, and that is why it is not owning its workers.

“We are ready to pay N30,000 monthly salary, because the welfare of our workers is paramount to anything and we will always give it. We will pay the N30,000,” he said.


Governor Abdul Aziz Yari Abubakar said in Gusau that Zamfara State under his watch would do everything possible to ensure the welfare of workers in the state does not suffer.

Yari who spoke through his Senior Special Assistant on Media, Publicity and Public Enlightenment, Malam Ibrahim Dosara said that any state government with the interest of workers at heart will ensure the quick implementation of the new minimum wage.

The Osun State government said it will await guidelines on payment of the N30,000 minimum wage.

The Chief Press Secretary to the state governor, Mr. Adesina Adeniyi, in a telephone chat, said since it is already a law the state will only wait for the implementation guidelines of the minimum wage.

According to him, when the guidelines are released the state will study, understand and eventually go into its implementation.

He said the state governor, Mr. Gboyega Oyetola, is concerned about the welfare of people of the state, including the civil servants, and therefore, will have no difficulty in ensuring that “what is necessary is done at all times.”

The Kwara State government is also prepared for the payment of the new minimum wage, according to Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed’s Senior Special Assistant on Media and Communications Dr Muyideen Akorede.

Read also: New minimum wage: NLC, TUC hail Buhari

Akorede recalled how the state government set up a committee headed by the Head of Service Modupe Susan to work out the modalities and sources of revenue for payment months before the president signed the new into law.

“The committee is expected to submit its report to Governor Ahmed in the next two weeks,” he said.

A similar committee was set up by the Kogi State government and the government says “laws are made to be obeyed and we are sure the Federal Government will make it convenient for states to pay the new minimum wage.”

It welcomed the signing of the bill into law adding: “a committee was set up to look into the modalities of making compliance easy. Kogi State will work with whatever is agreed by the Governors’ Forum.

“As a government, we will also look inwards to ensure we put smiles on the faces of our civil servants who have shown unprecedented cooperation with our administration.”

The Niger State government disposed to paying the new minimum wage

Kogi State governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello will pay the new minimum wage of N30,000.

Mr.Jide Orintunsin, the Media and Publicity Coordinator to Governor Abubakar Bello said:”It will be recalled that the state workforce had a 25 per cent salary increase recently. This has placed the state higher than the former minimum wage.

“Governor Sani Bello, early this year, had assured the state workforce of the new minimum wage at a special session he had with organised labour recently. He is committed to ensuring the welfare of the state workforce.”

The Delta State government said yesterday it was looking at the law to enable it take an appropriate action.

“We have not read the details of the new law since it was only signed yesterday by Mr. President. When we do we will look at our processes and of course Delta State is not going to be an outcast. We will look at it and take a decision, ” Mr. Charles Aniagwu, the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa said in Asaba.

He said focus should be on the ability of the organised private sector to pay the new wage structure, while expressing doubts over the ability of many businesses to cope.

“In my opinion, media outfits should be interested in the private sector. How many companies can afford the new minimum wage as the law also binds them,” he said, and expressed fears that the new law might force many in the organised private sector to lay off workers which may be detrimental to the economy.

The Rivers state Governor Nyesom Wike said he would comply with the provisions of the new minimum wage law.

Wike who spoke through the Commissioner for Information and Communications, Emma Okah, a lawyer in Port Harcourt, the state capital yesterday, said “Rivers state Government will pay whatever is prescribed as the new minimum wage bill.”



The Edo State Government will also pay

The Special Adviser to Governor Godwin Obaseki on Media and Communication Strategy, Mr. Crusoe Osagie, said that the new minimum wage would be paid to Edo workers.

Osagie was however silent on when the state government would commence payment.

He said the state government is labour friendly.

Although none of the Cross River State Governor’s aides could be reached yesterday to comment on the issue, Governor Ben Ayade had in January agreed pay the then proposed N30, 000 minimum wage demanded by workers in the country.

The governor had at various times expressed his commitment to the welfare of workers in the state, which many believe is exemplified in the fact that he does not owe workers and pays promptly.

While addressing workers who had embarked on a state wide protest to call for the implementation of the new minimum wage law in the country, Ayade who was represented by the State Commissioner for Local Government Affairs, Hon John Ulafor, had said it was the right step to take.

“This is the right step to take and I wish to thank workers in the state for embarking on a peaceful protest. The new wage is workers right and as a workers friendly government we have always ensured that you get your salaries on time.

“N30, 000 is all right and the state government will stand with labour in this regard and I wish to assure you that government will ensure that the new wage sails through because it is not beyond the state government to pay.

“Whatever we need to do extra to ensure that the federal government implements the new minimum wage bill for workers will be done,” Ayade had assured then.

Source: https://thenationonlineng.net/kano-zamfara-kwara-rivers-kogi-edo-ready-to-pay-n30000-minimum-wage/amp/

If Edo state can not pay minimun wage which states that is non crude oil producing state that can pay it in the first place.

ADAM OSHIOMOLE LABOUR SPIRIT STILL DEY WORK FOR EDO STATE.

Most of our northern states are in a position to pay this minimun wage but for their overdependent on Niger delta crude oil money.

When can you grow up if you continue this FEEDING BOTTLE STYLE OF GOVERNMENT when you are in a position to double your effort in Agriculture and make big money.

They will continue to be day dreaming about crude oil price and abandoning agriculture.

If some of the states in Nigeria face mechanized agriculture and produce exportable agric products they will make huge amount of money.

If their governors and other political leaders are not corrupt they can survive without federal government allocation.

But for the corrupt way of life they do not want to think outside the box.

Most of the lazy governors believes so much in FEDERAL ALLOCATION FROM ABUJA which they loot with utmost reckless abandon.

Bail out funds they also loot.

yjgm:
Good gesture. Others should emulate

inshaallahu

massinola:
Food for thought

The rise of the minimum wage from 5500 to 18000 on the part of Jonathan was fiscal recklessness on his part and the country paid dearly for it

He did so because the following year an election year and was desperate for workers votes. This wage increase helped in eating up the foreign reserves and led to government to engage in borrowing at a time crude oil prices were over a $100 per barrel

It also decreased the amount of money that could be channeled to capital spending by both the federal and state governments. Most state governors groaned at this increase

ETHIX:
Lagos state of all state is not willing to pay the minimum wage.



Ambode rushed to Buhari that he cannot pay the minimum wage.


Now that Sanwolu will take over let's see how it goes

I hear they make over 1 billion as IGR every month , yet we don't know where the money is going to.
Probably feeding the fat bellies of some highly corrupt eko strongmen.

So much money, so much debt, very little impact.

yaksdavirus:
Yaya bello make me laugh. Election you will not win. Dino will send you packing.

You're crazy for that statement...

freemanbubble:
Why are some state still saying they are waiting for implementation

I thought it had been implemented right from the very moment buhari signed it

If I should put my hope on any governor able to pay this 30000 naira minimum wage then definitely it should be obaseki of Edo
That guy doesn't talk much but always do what is necessary

I heard right from the time of Oshomole, Edo state has been paying 25k minimum wage

Which Kogi State?

MrDebonair:
I had like to place one Male and one Female on monthly salary of #500 per month till you find job. You don't have to do nothing and you must currently be unemployed.

Drop your contact here for screening.

Bro check my profile i served last year

Denikayan:
I wonder how South Eastern states will pay 30K

You must be blind to see that no SW states were mentioned

As usual you are ready to die on Igbo matter

ainas247:
let us see how many private sectors that would pay this.

Do you want your business to pay you
the rank it on Google page one and start
getting traffic

how ?

Yeye Bello dey talk when others wey get reasonable thing to say.

I know Kogi's own is for campaign.

MrDebonair:
@Almunjid. There is no shame. That's what I can afford. Why don't you place same on #15,000 a month till they find job.

N15,000? I will when I have the wherewithal.
N500 is too small to be called salary in Naija, why not call it monthly stipend instead.

Abeg, na which Alfa or Babalawo recommend this kind Sara or Sadaka for u to pay N500 every month to one male and one female?.

Can someone forward this Ayade d 'digital governor'? � �

Kogi state paying minimum wage is not realistic and feasible..... Governor that can't pay salary of workers for months...

Successdude:
how ?

If the state agreed to pay some private sectors would not pay...
the most beneficiary would be the people that the government pay their salaries

Lagos nko

Even Kogi State Governor, Bello that is owing civil servants 18k for 11 months salary has promised to pay minimum wage of 30k....����������������