With minimum wage or without minimum wage we go survive

Kukutente23:

Keep your mouth shut
2nd Niger bridge was already signed before Buhari took office
Rails were already working before Buhari took office. Even Amaechi said it that he was surprised that rails were working when he took office.
Which road did APC build? You agbadorians are just daft

APC build the coastal road, which is the best in Africa

iwaeda:

Suebebe, Erozy2000 advertiser, always conman in Nollywood. Orun re, poverty is bad, Nlfpmod.

What did you mean by dat

Veteran Nollywood actor, Dayo Adewunmi, popularly known as Sule Suebebe, is dead.

The Yoruba actor died on Wednesday morning at an undisclosed hospital in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital.

The news of his death was announced by a popular Ibadan-based cleric, Pastor Ademola Amusan, also known as Agbala Gabriel, who had been caring for the actor in recent months.

Announcing Suebebe’s death, Agbala Gabriel wrote on his Facebook page, “It’s a pity, Baba Suebebe died at the hospital this morning. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace.”

Suebebe went viral last year when he reflected on his past, admitting that he once led a reckless life during his younger years.

Gabriel, a young pastor known for his philanthropy, also provided the veteran actor with a new home last year.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/breaking-veteran-nollywood-actor-sule-suebebe-is-dead/%3famp

A fresh industrial strike may be declared, or other strict decisions taken by organized labour today, depending on President Bola Tinubu and the National Assembly’s response to the ongoing negotiation on the new minimum wage.
Last week, organized labour, consisting of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) as its central bodies, unsuccessfully negotiated with the federal government on a new national minimum wage (NNMW).

Responding to the ongoing deliberations, industry experts and financial analysts have observed that the economy is facing a challenging path to recovery, with the minimum wage demands and the potential return of fuel subsidy further complicating the process and prospects of an early recovery.

The deadlock in negotiations on Friday, June 8, by the tripartite committee on NNMW was due to significant differences in offers between employers (government and OPS) and organized labour.

Surprisingly, the Federal Government negotiating team increased its previous offer of N60,000 by N2,000.

Consequently, the committee decided to present President Bola Tinubu with the N62,000 offer from the Federal Government team, supported by the OPS, and the N250,000 demand from organized labour for further consideration.

As negotiation resumes today, a member of the labour negotiating team who spoke to Vanguard said President Tinubu and the National Assembly would determine the next steps for organized labour.

He said: “At this point, we are looking up to the President and the National Assembly to right the wrong done by the government negotiators and their OPS counterpart. It was a high-level conspiracy among the federal government negotiators, the state governors and the OPS.

“Members of OPS hid under the bogus name of small and medium enterprises, SMEs, to claim they cannot pay reasonable wages.

“The OPS had willing tools in state governors who, from the onset, did not attend most of the meetings and never wanted to improve the wages of their employees, but were clandestinely meeting with OPS to scuttle any chance of a reasonable wage.

“For the Federal Government side, members of the team, besides ensuring that Mr President did not know the true situation of things, members did everything, including threats, to ensure we did not move forward.

“In fact, one senior government official singled out the NLC president for threats, blaming him for what he termed organized labour’s tough stance. Even when the TUC president wanted to defend the NLC’s president, he was not allowed to speak.

“Well, we have done our best. Since it was Mr President who set up the committee in the first place, we have returned the responsibility of doing the right thing to him. Don’t forget Mr President has always promised Nigerian workers a living wage. He now has all the opportunities to fulfil his promise to the Nigerian workers.

“However, in case Mr President fails to do the right thing, members of the National Assembly, who are representatives of the people, should rightly take up the responsibility of making Nigerian workers earn a living wage.

“We believe if the executive arm pretends not to be aware of the sufferings and pains Nigerian workers and masses are going through, we expect our representatives in the National Assembly to appreciate our pains.

‘’The issue will come to them (National Assembly members) as an executive bill. From there, they should take it up and make the nation’s workforce happier.

“What Mr President and the National Assembly do will determine our next line of action. After that, we can hold our organs’ meetings to decide our responses. For now, we have to wait. That is all I can say. “

A fresh industrial strike may be declared, or other strict decisions taken by organized labour today, depending on President Bola Tinubu and the National Assembly’s response to the ongoing negotiation on the new minimum wage.
Last week, organized labour, consisting of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) as its central bodies, unsuccessfully negotiated with the federal government on a new national minimum wage (NNMW).

Responding to the ongoing deliberations, industry experts and financial analysts have observed that the economy is facing a challenging path to recovery, with the minimum wage demands and the potential return of fuel subsidy further complicating the process and prospects of an early recovery.

The deadlock in negotiations on Friday, June 8, by the tripartite committee on NNMW was due to significant differences in offers between employers (government and OPS) and organized labour.

Surprisingly, the Federal Government negotiating team increased its previous offer of N60,000 by N2,000.

Consequently, the committee decided to present President Bola Tinubu with the N62,000 offer from the Federal Government team, supported by the OPS, and the N250,000 demand from organized labour for further consideration.

As negotiation resumes today, a member of the labour negotiating team who spoke to Vanguard said President Tinubu and the National Assembly would determine the next steps for organized labour.

He said: “At this point, we are looking up to the President and the National Assembly to right the wrong done by the government negotiators and their OPS counterpart. It was a high-level conspiracy among the federal government negotiators, the state governors and the OPS.

“Members of OPS hid under the bogus name of small and medium enterprises, SMEs, to claim they cannot pay reasonable wages.

“The OPS had willing tools in state governors who, from the onset, did not attend most of the meetings and never wanted to improve the wages of their employees, but were clandestinely meeting with OPS to scuttle any chance of a reasonable wage.

“For the Federal Government side, members of the team, besides ensuring that Mr President did not know the true situation of things, members did everything, including threats, to ensure we did not move forward.

“In fact, one senior government official singled out the NLC president for threats, blaming him for what he termed organized labour’s tough stance. Even when the TUC president wanted to defend the NLC’s president, he was not allowed to speak.

“Well, we have done our best. Since it was Mr President who set up the committee in the first place, we have returned the responsibility of doing the right thing to him. Don’t forget Mr President has always promised Nigerian workers a living wage. He now has all the opportunities to fulfil his promise to the Nigerian workers.

“However, in case Mr President fails to do the right thing, members of the National Assembly, who are representatives of the people, should rightly take up the responsibility of making Nigerian workers earn a living wage.

“We believe if the executive arm pretends not to be aware of the sufferings and pains Nigerian workers and masses are going through, we expect our representatives in the National Assembly to appreciate our pains.

‘’The issue will come to them (National Assembly members) as an executive bill. From there, they should take it up and make the nation’s workforce happier.

“What Mr President and the National Assembly do will determine our next line of action. After that, we can hold our organs’ meetings to decide our responses. For now, we have to wait. That is all I can say. “

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But will it take effect as soon as possible like as soon as FG start paying this month will it be paid to corpers this month also or it will go through another senate sittings and they will now pay it in next year budget



This kind question were you dey ask like this, is like u are latest corper on ground right

Steve0979:
yes

If the minimum wage is 100k for instance, will dey pay them that amount too

If the federal government approved the new minimum wage, will NYSC allowance none as allawee,be increased, or remain on the previous pay roll.

I see why pepper in this country s expensive, because the president himself is pepper

Don't blame Yoruba man dey eat pepper.
Tinubu eat pepper, so he as to show us pepper

I went to a shop, I told the woman I want to buy Tinubu, she brought pepper 😂

Nehyooh:
HER

Shi u read am and understand, let move

FFK once said, APC is a demonic and blood sucking party,
I truly agreed with that statement

This new minimum wage will not affect the common man in the country, how many servant did we have?
I expected labour should demand for the cost of living inside the nation
Because things are getting worser

This days some pastor don dey misbehave just like agbado and cassava called tulumbu

The Nigeria Police Force has urged the organised labour to shelve the planned strike and return to the negotiation meetings with the Federal Government.

It said through negotiations, both parties would resolve the issue amicably as the industrial action might bring untold hardship to Nigerians.

The police, in a statement by the Force Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, on Monday, explained that avoiding the strike would prevent a breakdown of law and order within the country.

The statement read, “In light of the Federal Government’s recent declaration that the planned strike is illegal and premature, the Nigeria Police Force views this action as a potential catalyst for increased tension and political instability.

“The NPF hereby urges organised labour to proceed with the ongoing deliberations at the Tripartite Committee, which is focused on determining a new minimum wage, and shelve the planned strike as such decision is essential to prevent untold hardships on members of the public and maintain order and stability within our country.

“The Nigeria Police Force assures the public that ample deployments have been made across the country to ensure that citizens can go about their lawful duties without hindrance. Therefore, all members of the public are encouraged to remain calm and continue with their lawful daily activities, while organized labour is urged to act responsibly and in accordance with the law, prioritizing dialogue and legal avenues to resolving the existing grievances.”
The meeting convened by the National Assembly leaders on Sunday night failed to achieve its objective following the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Unions Congress’ insistence on going ahead with today’s strike.

The meeting, which was presided over by the President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, was attended by the NLC president Joe Ajaero, and his TUC counterpart, Festus Osifo.

Addressing journalists after the meeting with the National Assembly leaders, Osifo, said, “The Senate President appealed to us to call off the strike.

“But we can’t sit here and call off the strike because we have other organs. We will take the appeals to our various organs.

“We don’t have the powers to call off the strike action. For now, the strike action will commence, while we discuss with our organs.”

Is better for she to leave the marriage than committed murder na

BarrElChapo:
Since you left us we’ve won a carabao and FA cup. You’ve won the nothing cup, shame 😂

Who be this Red devil's fan

Here we go........
Omo finally my score is out
97, will this score offer me admission to study pharmacy

kennyjam:




Please OP answer what I asked in the image below.

U can wait for everything to be finalized, because the network s not strong

In today's latest Npower news - We will be discussing the effect of late enrollment by a Npower Volunteer to his or her Place of Primary Assignment PPA after deployment. This is very important for all deployed Npower Batch C beneficiaries because it will help you to know how to avoid disqualification and late payment of stipends. So read on! Read also
Npower Set Date For Batch C Physical

Verification
What we meant by late PPA enrollment is simply a situation whereby a deployed Npower beneficiaries refused to complete his or her deployment process on time. The deployment process of a Npower Volunteer starts from physical verification, the printing of deployment letter, reporting at PPA for acceptance letter signing by personnel at your PPA, and finally uploading your signed acceptance letter on the nasims portal dashboard. All these are the process that complete the deployment process.
There are however a negative effect should a volunteer refuse to meet up with this exercise. The effect are as followed:

Npower Deployment - The Effect Of Late PPA
Enrollment
1. Failure for a Npower Volunteer to meet up with completion of deployment exercise at the stipulated period of the exercise may lead to incomplete stipends payment. That is, a volunteer may likely begin to get an allowance base on the month of enrollment. If your month of enrollment is October 2021, your stipends will likely begin in that month.

2. Failure to complete your enrollment exercise can lead to disqualification. You might be replaced because many other applicants are waiting on the list so endeavor to complete your deployment exercise.

This analysis was based on what the previous Batches went through during their enrollment exercise. Since the batch C Programme has new management, they might handle the enrollment exercise differently though.

So as a Npower batch C beneficiary, make sure you follow the deployment exercise to the letter to avoid any of the listed things above.

madri4u:
When village people and government combined together, the outcome is ......? Lol

U are funny guy

: I was selected through the ussd code but dashboard reflected not yet deployed.

Wat s wrong

Pls mind s showing blank space, wat s d. Problem



I need urgent answer pls

Am a Virgin









So no idea

Ballon d`or voting


Like for messi.
Share for ronaldo

How can one withdraw the money

Starboytwo:
Before nko? Na Buhari won win am before.

Greatest striker of all time
1 De Lima Ronaldo
2 Christiano Ronaldo
3 Robert lewandoski
4 One guy somewhere I don’t know
5 Rashidi yekini

All and all messi is there king of king in football

Omobada:
Are u sure of this news

Yeah

the Npower Deployment Date 2021 was officially Announce by the management , recall the deployment was suppose to commence June 2021, but due to some circumstances it was postponed till further notice.

When is Npower Deployment Date 2021

Npower Deployment date 2021 is September 2021. This was disclosed by the honourable Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management, Mrs Umar Sadiya Farouq on Wednesday.

The board is currently processing and compiling a list of successful applicants who are eligible and qualified for the deployment, however, it is pertinent to know that there will be verification of document for proper validation.

Applicants who made it successful will be sent a congratulatory message via their emails. On this note, we vehemently advised that you frequently check your mail to look out for messages from the Npower team.

The Npower board has made it clear that more applicants will be shortlisted for deployment as this will help sustain and boost the economy of the state. Meanwhile, if you receive a message from the team to send your documents, it is important you oblige as long as it does not require BVN of money.