774,000 new jobs: Citizen’s right group condemns N20,000 FG salary
A Non-Governmental Organization , the Initiative for Citizens’ Rights, Accountability and Development , has condemned the Federal Government’s Special Public Works Programme designed to employ 774,000 Nigerians.
The Federal Government had constituted a Selection Committees across states of the federation and have given them the nod to commence work immediately. Hassan continued, “ this is not only disheartening, but it is also a flagrant violation of the provisions of the National Minimum Wage Act 2019 signed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari in 2019. The National Minimum Wage Act stipulates that no employee should earn less than N30,000 per month.
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