The national dailies said organised labour tackles governors and awaits President Bola Tinubu’s decision on the proposed N62, 000 minimum wage
Punch reports that the Nigerian Labour Congress told governors to resign if they can’t afford to pay the new minimum wage the union is negotiating with the federal government. The newspaper says major oil companies continue to blame oil theft and pipeline vandalism for poor crude supply.
Guardian says the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission arrested over 50 suspected fraudsters when the anti-graft operatives raided two nightclubs in Ondo. The newspaper also reports that President Bola Tinubu will receive a bill proposing a transition to regional government next week.
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