May Day: Ekiti workers make demand to Fayemi as Governor assures on minimum wage
As workers in Ekiti State gathered at the Oluyemi Kayode stadium in Ado Ekiti, the state capital to celebrate May 1, the state’s chairman of the Trade Union Congress , Comrade Sola Adigun has begged Governor Kayode Fayemi to promptly pay the seven months outstanding salaries of secondary school teachers employed in September , 2018, by the immediate past Governor Ayodele Fayose’s administration.
Speaking further on the minimum wage of N30,000 just approved by the Federal Government for workers in the country, Adigun praised Governor Fayemi’s commitment to paying the new wag.
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