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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by Drforsuiciders: 10:22pm On Sep 24

Ride or die is d theme of this thread

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by TheStoriesOfMan: 10:23pm On Sep 24

Okpuu:
My salary is 35k. I pay rent, I feed. I transport. I help my family.

Hmm. This your comment na wa ooo

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by tragergeorge(m): 10:36pm On Sep 24

Racoon:
In essence even a monthly salary of 500k will not suffice for an average worker to have a saving? Big amount worthless value.

our standard of living don too high ..
truth be told
was back then as rich as many people them see car as luxury, even TVs, even generator, some govt workers receiving well was living in houses with public toilets...
people send kids to government schools,...
our taste is high and the country can't sustain our living...

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by PattersonHR(m): 10:55pm On Sep 24

The bottom line of all this be say naira na useless currency

wellmax:
The problem is not whether government can afford it. The bigger problem is how many states and especially private firm can afford it.

If only FG can pay, what do you anticipate will happen to getting FG jobs.

Make Una dey think

Inflation to will be high.

If private school teachers earn N400k, suggest a sustainable school fee?

You see what I am saying

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by PattersonHR(m): 10:57pm On Sep 24

Until one can feed comfortably with 1k for a complete day, and until then, nothing will work

PattersonHR:
The bottom line of all this be say naira na useless currency

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by runningriot: 11:02pm On Sep 24

Apparently, this statistics is incomplete of their is no inclusion of dependants, energy and clothing!

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by tpain121: 11:05pm On Sep 24

tragergeorge:
our standard of living don too high ..
truth be told
was back then as rich as many people them see car as luxury, even TVs, even generator, some govt workers receiving well was living in houses with public toilets...
people send kids to government schools,...
our taste is high and the country can't sustain our living...

What kind of dirty demonic talk is this ?

You for just read and pass, rather than vomiting this thought from the pit of hell.

Some people thinking sha .

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by Princedapace(m): 11:05pm On Sep 24

wellmax:
The problem is not whether government can afford it. The bigger problem is how many states and especially private firm can afford it.

If only FG can pay, what do you anticipate will happen to getting FG jobs.

Make Una dey think

Inflation to will be high.

If private school teachers earn N400k, suggest a sustainable school fee?

You see what I am saying

Tell politicians to stop wasting money on 39 SUVs. Nigerians also deserve a good life, to enjoy the endless gifts nature gave them. Not only politicians should be enjoying. Any country where most of the wealthy are politicians or political exposed person while 90 percent of her non politically exposed masses are struggling is a disfunctional society.

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by SQLmastar(m): 11:06pm On Sep 24

For starters, why can't the Labour unions and Population Commission come to an agreement on the maximum number of kids a family should have?

It makes no sense to have up to four kids in a country as lopsided as Naigeria?

Why make your case for minimum wages centred around a family of four kids?

Take a cue from Japan and China, which put a ceiling on the number of kids per family.

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by Niok: 11:12pm On Sep 24

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by professore(m): 11:15pm On Sep 24

TheStoriesOfMan:
Nigerians are not ready. When they are ready, they know what to do.

Thanks better person. This country will spoil completely if we continue like this, are we animals? What is the meaning of this now.

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by professore(m): 11:16pm On Sep 24

VeeVeeMyLuv:
That is just it
Return the fuel subsidy and other subsidies period!
Then appreciate the local currency
Since they are reluctant to do what their predecessors did the minimum wage gave it from N21 to now N70,000 over decades past.

Imagine if they insisted to hold it at N21 !!!.

Are we animals? We cannot continue to do the wrong things and normalize it.

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by LZAA: 11:24pm On Sep 24*

Apcheat has finished this country
100 naira has little value
The smaller denominations do not even register anymore
Thuggery has become commonplace that even the previous masterminds who used them for devious means are withdrawing
372,000?
Hyperinflation at work
We don enter Zimbabwe realm angry

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by femi4: 11:27pm On Sep 24

dre11:
Cost-reflective monthly salary for Nigerian workers stands at ₦372,000, data shows

• Housing, transport account for 60 per cent of cost

• 2027 election campaign to shape wage debate

• Review, workers’ demand must be evidence-based, employers warn

• ‘Labour productivity must match new wage floor’

https://guardian.ng/news/cost-reflective-monthly-salary-for-nigerian-workers-stands-at-%e2%82%a6372000-data-shows/

1m or nothing

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by Rayjay45: 11:28pm On Sep 24

Just send Tinubu out of Aso Rock. Simples.

Then we can talk about all this.

That man put Nigeria in the mess she is today.

Deal with the cause and the symptoms will follow.

APC must go!!!

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by Misterone: 11:36pm On Sep 24

AndroBlaze:
I believe the calculation is fair.

How we are going to get their universally is another matter.

Do you think everything will remain the same? Price of commodities will follow suit, then we'll start all over again! This is because the increment is not coming from an increase in productivity. The government will print more money to pay, leading to devaluation of the Naira.
Any increment should come from productivity not printing of more Naira

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by tragergeorge(m): 11:41pm On Sep 24

tpain121:
What kind of dirty demonic talk is this ?

You for just read and pass, rather than vomiting this thought from the pit of hell.

Some people thinking sha .

well maybe Na from where you getting what I saying,,
make we sew our coat according to our size..
my Mom had a 504 Piguet,a saw mill, but was sharing public toilet till she completed her upstairs...

who never fit feed well wan live for Lekki
unless you got nothing Doing ,, the cost of living don increase so as cost of labour,, 2011 short time for guest house Na 500 now it's 5k
labour was like 1500 to 2k now is 12k
to cut hair is 100 to 200 naira now is 3k
bed sitter rent is 4k now is 25k... even now the bedsitter is Standard....

way back then Na escravos workers them de fit afford bedsitter
now even Okada men de stay self-contained...
eating Rice was a big deal as the time y'all thinking the country was better,,
kids going to private schools was a big deal
now even Okada man and that big man for area Na same private school Everyone kids de attend now...
how many persons was using cooking Gas then as cheap as it was..
who de mud house now wan use Gas
2008 BSC fees for uniben wasn't up to 12k.
but many persons dropped out cos of fees..
9ja has never been better and will keep getting worse wen y'all not sew your coat according to Ur size...
full 9ja Na fake life

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by Gaddaffi121(m): 11:43pm On Sep 24

You are working overtime for your 30k. We see all of you here

Imalwayshorny:
What did your Messiah called Peter obi promise them once he become president

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by TenQ: 11:48pm On Sep 24

wellmax:
The problem is not whether government can afford it. The bigger problem is how many states and especially private firm can afford it.

If only FG can pay, what do you anticipate will happen to getting FG jobs.

Make Una dey think

Inflation to will be high.

If private school teachers earn N400k, suggest a sustainable school fee?

You see what I am saying

What is your recommendation?

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by VeeVeeMyLuv(f): 12:35am On Sep 25

professore:
Thanks better person. This country will spoil completely if we continue like this, are we animals? What is the meaning of this now.

You are asking if we be animals?

What about the person responsible for this current problem everyone are facing and complaining about on this very thread? The person responsible for taking fuel from around N168 to now N1500! What will you call that person? And expecting the then prices of all others to remain in a steady state of flux?

Do you know that that singular action caused the chain reaction culminating in what people are hyper ventilating and gasping for air over the hardship on this thread?

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by zeyt: 1:01am On Sep 25

Okpuu:
My salary is 35k. I pay rent, I feed. I transport. I help my family.

liar!

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by miketayo(m): 4:02am On Sep 25

Okpuu:
My salary is 35k. I pay rent, I feed. I transport. I help my family.

Mine is 15k and I do all that plus more

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by VaginaAcademic: 5:20am On Sep 25

Hell no using a bag of rice as a yardstick it should be 500k

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by Jorussia(m): 5:35am On Sep 25

Princedapace:
Tell politicians to stop wasting money on 39 SUVs. Nigerians also deserve a good life, to enjoy the endless gifts nature gave them. Not only politicians should be enjoying. Any country where most of the wealthy are politicians or political exposed person while 90 percent of her non politically exposed masses are struggling is a disfunctional society.

How many workers can that 39 SUVs pay?some of u talk any how without reasoning.I don't blame u it's the politicians that flaunt the supposed stolen funds that make most people think Nigeria is a wealthy Nation.

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Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by udeh3(m): 5:40am On Sep 25

So, daily feeding for an adult as seen in NBS record is about N1,500. Omoooohhhh!

dre11:
Cost-reflective monthly salary for Nigerian workers stands at ₦372,000, data shows

• Housing, transport account for 60 per cent of cost

• 2027 election campaign to shape wage debate

• Review, workers’ demand must be evidence-based, employers warn

• ‘Labour productivity must match new wage floor’

https://guardian.ng/news/cost-reflective-monthly-salary-for-nigerian-workers-stands-at-%e2%82%a6372000-data-shows/

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by Jorussia(m): 5:56am On Sep 25

What kind of useless statistics did i just read in the guardian?They go to Lagos pad statistics and dish it out as the correct representation of the entire country.Forexample,here in Benin city you can get a room and parlour self contained apartment for ₦300,000 per year in over 90% locations of the city.₦200,000 and ₦250,000 per year is not uncommon in some locations in the city.

People should understand that minimum wage doesn't make anybody very comfortable in any part of the world.The highest minimum wage in Nigeria was in Shagari govt which was around $170 per month.The actual minimum wage should be ₦150,000 and a newly employed graduate should earn ₦250,000 -₦350,000.If the govt can bring the FX down to ₦950-₦1000,the price of PMS can't be more than ₦1000 per litre with the current crude oil price.

If we get to the stage our minimum wage can afford 150 litres of PMS we would honestly be on the right track economically as a nation.I remember we usually have a minimum wage that could afford around 170 litres of PMS,if we can do 150 litres without subsidy that's a good win for the economy.

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by olusipimp(m): 6:00am On Sep 25

Imalwayshorny:
What did your Messiah called Peter obi promise them once he become president

Guy, you go just die on top dis guy matter…like d name is haunting you day and night…

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by olusipimp(m): 6:03am On Sep 25

hakimi1974:
sense is far away from you, I swear.

He’s not having any before na…he’s working overtime to get his 10k data pay.

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by Segxydube: 6:10am On Sep 25

wellmax:
The problem is not whether government can afford it. The bigger problem is how many states and especially private firm can afford it.

If only FG can pay, what do you anticipate will happen to getting FG jobs.

Make Una dey think

Inflation to will be high.

Inflation no high b4?

If private school teachers earn N400k, suggest a sustainable school fee?

You see what I am saying

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by clarocuzioo(m): 6:20am On Sep 25

Imalwayshorny:
What is the minimum wage Peter obi promise them once he become president please

At least we see sowore and other presidential aspirants promise us something once they're elected

What the Peter obi promise us just nothing

The right question is, how much is Tinubu paying for minimum wage?
#70k

Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by reddingtonblack: 6:22am On Sep 25

wellmax:
The problem is not whether government can afford it. The bigger problem is how many states and especially private firm can afford it.

If only FG can pay, what do you anticipate will happen to getting FG jobs.

Make Una dey think

Inflation to will be high.

If private school teachers earn N400k, suggest a sustainable school fee?

You see what I am saying

The elders will say if going front is stuck then go back

We dont need salary increase approach, cos we know its only going to worsen inflation and devalue the naira more. Besides it compounds govt expenditure widen the budget deficit gap

I think Atiku is the only One that has given the right solution if front is stuck lets go back .. but this time there is a game changer

Crude subsidy to local refineries is Our best solution to bring down Cost & standard of living instead of trying to catch up with high cost of living find settings to bring it down to your level.
Salary increase wont solve it

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