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In Nigeria, the minimum wage for an average
worker is pegged at N18, 000. Among other OPEC
countries, Nigeria reportedly pays its workers the
least wages.
Areoye Oyebola, Chairman, Movement For Nigeria’s Total
Transformation, MNTT in an opinion published by The News
magazine stated that while Nigeria pays N18, 000 as minimum
wage, other OPEC members pay their workers 4 to 12 times
higher than the average wage.
Oyebola, a renowned author and publisher of 26 books stated
that United Arab Emirates pays its worker, in Naira
equivalent a sum of N 217,360 as Kuwait pays N161,461.
Other members of the international oil body like Saudi Arabia
gives averagely N99, 327 to workers; Venezuela, N95, 839
and Iran N86, 585 ‘’The figures are quite revealing and
disheartening when compared to other OPEC countries’’ he
exclaimed.
This analysis, according to him explains why more than 100
million Nigerians live in destitution.
Oyebola appealed to the incoming president, Muhammadu
Buhari to put an end to the development.
#BuhariFixThis


SOURCE:

http://madailygist.com/nigeria-pays-the-least-wages-compared-to-other-opec-member-check-out-the-minimum-wage-of-other-countries/

LASU announces resumption of academic activities

The Lagos state University following a meeting between the
state government, the varsity’s authorities and university
unions has resolved to resume academic activities on on
Monday, May 18​,​ 2015.
The meeting also resolved that there should be a proclamation
of confidence in the leadership of Mr. Obafunwa as Vice
Chancellor of the school by the students and unions.
It would be recalled that the institution was shut down last
month following a crisis between the management and the
unions in the institution.
The unions had passed a vote of no confidence on the Vice
Chancellor, John Obafunwa, for accusations ranging from
inappropriate promotion of some staffs, victimization of its
members, withdrawal of certificates of lecturers, abuse of
due process and asked that his appointment be reviewed or
reversed.



source:

http://myschool.com.ng/lasu/news/36515/lasu-announces-resumption-of-academic-activities.html

Oyecute:
*** joins her in shaking the head harder***

contines the head shaking #teamHeadShaking

DeCritique:
I still dey wonder ooohhh

continue wondering "Alice in wonderland"

in fact, what is dat mugu supporting SA doing on nairaland and he did not go to randland. It is because Nigeria is always ahead in all aspects

IjogzK:
FUTA AND Covenant University  

seconded CU is very good bt pple dont seem to know

i disagree with that list since it doesnt include convenant university,Ota. Convenant university has the best infrastructure and equipment in their college of technology than any other university in Nigeria,, be it fg or state uni