subtlemee:
I hope this strike won’t end like the last one that nothing was achieved?

marvin906:
Truth be told not all state's can pay this amount.states like Delta, Rivers, Lagos bayelsa can pay it even more than 30k self buh some can't even to pay 18k na war the best each state should pay according to their pocket

theophorus:
Abegi

Pacesetter123:
Nigeria, still struggling to pay 30k as minimum wage in dis 2019, while south African workforce r even rejecting $243 as dia minimum wage.Calling it slavery allowance.Convert dat into our currency,it is about roughly #85--90k.Thats wot govt is begging dem to collect n dey r demanding for something higher.Wots wrong with Nigeria sef?

flejnr2:
WHAT have become of nlc now is just political

marvin906:
Truth be told not all state's can pay this amount.states like Delta, Rivers, Lagos bayelsa can pay it even more than 30k self buh some can't even to pay 18k na war the best each state should pay according to their pocket

BabaOwen:
show us evidence

Shortyy:
I'm so happy for this. I need my allowee to be increased

ETHIX:




Bros, are you aware that the governors of these states have also claimed they cannot pay. Ambode went to see Buhari that he cannot pay. Dont just assume these state can pay. The issue is that the governors are not willing or ready to pay at all.

marvin906:
Truth be told not all state's can pay this amount.states like Delta, Rivers, Lagos bayelsa can pay it even more than 30k self buh some can't even to pay 18k na war the best each state should pay according to their pocket

Ebullience:
Following the inability of the Federal Government to urgently transmit the bill on the new national minimum wage to the National Assembly, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has set Jan. 8 as date for the commencement of an indefinite nationwide strike.

NLC President Comrade Ayuba Wabba said the strike would be inevitable if nothing happened before the set date.

He appealed to workers across the nation to support the action to succeed in the interest of their social and economic prosperity.

Wabba called on Federal Government to urgently transmit the bill on the new national minimum wage to the National Assembly for a speedy passage.

He said: “It is unfortunate that the Federal Government is yet to transmit to the National Assembly an executive bill for the enactment of N30,000 as the new national minimum wage.

“Government’s dilly-dallying on the issue has strained Government-Labour relations with a potential for a major national strike which could just be days away.

“I want to appeal to the government to do the needful by urgently transmitting the bill on the new national minimum wage to the National Assembly.

“We also would like to use this same opportunity to urge workers to fully mobilise for a prolonged national strike and enforce their right.”

Explaining the strike becomes inevitable the last option for labour, the NLC president called on all Nigerians and businesses to understand and support it.

He however assured workers that their labour, patience and diligence would not be in vain.

Wabba said the NLC leadership remains committed to giving all it takes to ensure workers get just and fair wages in a decent work environment appropriate to their well-being.

He added that the NLC leadership is similarly committed to social protection for workers.

“The new year presents great opportunities for workers, pensioners, civil society allies and their friends and families to put their numbers to good use.

“This is by voting out, not on the basis of tribe or religion but purely policy, any candidate that cannot serve their interest.

“In the year that is ahead of us, the NLC remains unequivocally committed to the national and workers’ goals which include the campaign for industrialisation, against selective enforcement of “No Work, No Pay” policy of government, among others,” he said.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/01/minimum-wage-nlc-begins-indefinite-strike-jan-8-2/

emmasege:
Useless NLC. Talking about an indefinite strike action that's long overdue.

1. Petrol pump price was increased by nearly 70% since 3 years ago
2. Naira depreciated against the dollar in an unprecedented rate.
3. NEPA Bill increased
4. National health insurance scheme is poorly funded.
5. Over 10 million jobs lost in the last 3 years.


Yet, NLC kept mute till now like the hypocritical Tunde Bakare Save Nigeria Group.
It seems zombiism has infected so many Nigerians than is imagined. In civilised societies, the wage would have since been reviewed, not when it's even constitutionally due since 2016.

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Kellyboy82:


u must be out of ur mind u sure say u go school so...ho and start from primary 6..only president wages for the year is 200b u are hear talking nonsense