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₦30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Takes Nigerian Workers Home – NLC / FG Proposes N24,000 Minimum Wage; States N20,000; NLC Wants N30,000 / Minimum Wage: No Longer Feasible, Committee, Governors Yet To Agree - Ngige Says (2) (3) (4)

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by Adjovi: 12:13pm On Jun 02, 2023
It go touch everybody
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by baralatie(m): 12:13pm On Jun 02, 2023
No be small trap buhari leave for president Tinubu ✍️✍️✍️

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by kelvindj98: 12:14pm On Jun 02, 2023
taylor88:
On Bola’s manhood we shall queue

Una go suffer till una get sense

Thank God say salary structure don’t differentiate between APC PDP or LP

Una go hear nwiii

Suffer just start

When we complain una go say I’ll wait till next 8yrs

Na all of us go wail till 8yrs

Kick the ground running, una don go kick stone
You idiots who are not suffering should stop lamenting nah. Every thread una go suffer, una go suffer. We don hear.
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by Angelfrost(m): 12:15pm On Jun 02, 2023
Parachoko:
State Governors should increase civil servants salaries reasonably

They won't do a damn thing... And we all know it!

The workers and average citizens will suffer as usual!!!

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by Donedeal1(m): 12:16pm On Jun 02, 2023
The time is now
We must sacrifice to save our nation
My country
Our country
Your country.
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by jahrule: 12:18pm On Jun 02, 2023
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by ambale(m): 12:18pm On Jun 02, 2023
So if government increase una wages, who will increase that of the private sector and the others?

Nobody dey get any increment except una wan see craxy sha🤣
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by Blaze14k: 12:18pm On Jun 02, 2023
Agbado miscreants wont understand this.. what they know is tinubu is working including those of them that dont have money for transport

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by Angelfrost(m): 12:19pm On Jun 02, 2023
nairalanda1:


So, the government should have kept the subsidy until we were broke? Severely broke?


We have been broke for at least 6 years now!

Subsidy removal should have been done at least within the first 6 months of Buhari's first tenure.

That Tinubu and APC kept mute while Buhari ran the nation into the pit beggars belief!


This is why I have no pity nor regard for his administration!

I hate hypocrisy and selfishness in every form and manner!

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by Poanan: 12:20pm On Jun 02, 2023
nairalanda1:


So, the government should have kept the subsidy until we were broke? Severely broke?

What happened to putting measures in place? Why did Tinubu lead protest against subsidy in 2012. He was senseless at the time right?

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by JayArmaniGozman: 12:21pm On Jun 02, 2023
Ur last sentence though grin grin grin grin grin




taylor88:
On Bola’s manhood we shall queue

Una go suffer till una get sense

Thank God say salary structure don’t differentiate between APC PDP or LP

Una go hear nwiii

Suffer just start

When we complain una go say I’ll wait till next 8yrs

Na all of us go wail till 8yrs

Kick the ground running, una don go kick stone

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by Valuepaints20(m): 12:21pm On Jun 02, 2023
Ok
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by nairalanda1(m): 12:21pm On Jun 02, 2023
Poanan:


What happened to putting measures in place? Why did Tinubu lead protest against subsidy in 2012. He was senseless at the time right?

Yeah, Tinubu was wrong then.

Like you don't understand, removing subsidy goes way beyond politics.
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by Angelfrost(m): 12:23pm On Jun 02, 2023
Donedeal1:
The time is now
We must sacrifice to save our nation
My country
Our country
Your country.

We?!! Let me guess, the average citizens who have been suffering for decades!

What sacrifice are Tinubu, Legislators, and their league of power brokers making to save the nation?!!

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by jamilnitrate(m): 12:23pm On Jun 02, 2023
Ooluwabakta Oluwabakata


I'm seeing imminent strike.

This, I have seen.

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by nairalanda1(m): 12:23pm On Jun 02, 2023
Angelfrost:



We have been broke for at least 6 years now!

Subsidy removal should have been done at least within the first 6 months of Buhari's first tenure.

That Tinubu and APC kept mute while Buhari ran the nation into the pit beggars belief!


This is why I have no pity nor regard for his administration!

I hate hypocrisy and selfishness in every form and manner!


Yes, I know you GEJ and Buhari fans and Tinubu fans are busy arguing over 2012, and 15, and all that.

But that still does not change the cold fact that we cannot afford subsidy. You do not need to be a politican or a tinubu fan to accept that.

At any rate, I blame Gowon for bringing the subsidy, Obasanjo for codifiying it into law in 1977, and IBB for not having the bravery to remove it in 1993.
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by bigsmoke2(m): 12:24pm On Jun 02, 2023
We also need to remove the subsidised luxurious lifestyle of our politicians. Just like subsidy it is also organised crime .

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by otokx(m): 12:24pm On Jun 02, 2023
It will have to go back but some states have not been able to pay that 30,000
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by Nicholasokies: 12:24pm On Jun 02, 2023
The minimum wage must be 100k or nothing NLC OR TUC please

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by Nobody: 12:25pm On Jun 02, 2023
taylor88:


Your own na to come online on data & off sense

You can never channel the problem to its domain

Na state government go increase salary abi na federal government

We are fighting how you daft miscreants will receive a pay higher than 30k for defending evil and you’re here talking trash

Hungry Buffon
Lol 😂
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by bionixs: 12:25pm On Jun 02, 2023
I HATE A CREATURE CALLED dele alake !!!!!!!
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by jamilnitrate(m): 12:26pm On Jun 02, 2023
Oluwabakata... Oluwabakata

I'm foreseeing imminent strike.

This, I have seen.
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by Vision101(m): 12:26pm On Jun 02, 2023
This is the way to go. Let labour ask for increase in minimum wage and other parliatives.

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by TheATM: 12:26pm On Jun 02, 2023
Parachoko:
State Governors should increase civil servants salaries reasonably
what about those in private sector?
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by sammyscholar(m): 12:27pm On Jun 02, 2023
Lifestone:
To me this is the area that NLC and TUC should focus their attention on, improved welfare for her members, not dabbling into policy issues such as subsidy removal.
If government increases the price of fuel as it is now, let the Unions fight for commensurate welfare package to counter the effect.
Any Union Leader who wants to come troll policy issues should go and contest election and become President of Nigeria.
I love your submission!
Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by ghiloman28(m): 12:28pm On Jun 02, 2023
Surely… it must be increased to at least 60k for now

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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by JayArmaniGozman: 12:28pm On Jun 02, 2023
Comrade this ur name grin grin grin grin







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Re: Subsidy Removal: N30,000 Minimum Wage No Longer Realistic – Workers by lolu2019: 12:32pm On Jun 02, 2023
Enddy50ty:
If only Nigerians had allowed Jonathan to go ahead with this same subsidy removal 12 years ago we would have at least 5 working refineries by now that would be able to cater for our local consumption.
Now look at where we are, on this same page of subsidy removal even after after a decade.

Government should give Liecense to local investors to set up modular refineries that’s the only way out, competitions will drive down the prices of petroleum products just like it did in the telecommunications industry.
I told them the same thing.

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