Buhari signs N30,000 Minimum Wage Bill into law vanguardngr.com vanguardnews
Labour, NECA laud President—PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, signed the Minimum Wage Repeal and Re-enactment Bill, 2019, into law, saying implementation takes immediate effect.Briefing State House correspondents, Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters, Senator Ita Enang, said: “You can see me smiling on behalf of Nigerian workers. President Buhari has assented to the Minimum Wage Repeal and Enactment Act 2019.
“The effective date is April 18, 2019, as the president has assented to. It has been assented to today and it takes effect today , except such other provisions as are contained in the Act. Speaking after signing the N30,000 new minimum wage, the President said: “I expect them to be more committed to their work at which ever level. I will like with the cooperation of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, to look at the economic situation of the country, the population, the poor infrastructure that we are trying to fix in terms of roads, rail and power. So I wish Nigerian workers the best of luck.
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