Nsukka residents laud Buhari over assent to new National Minimum Wage Bill vanguardngr.com vanguardnews
The residents, in separate interview with newsmen in Nsukka on Friday, said the president had once again demonstrated that his administration was workers friendly.
Ngwu, however, urged the president to ensure that governors implement the new minimum wage, to put smile on the faces of workers. Mrs Njideka Edeh, a civil servant, said she was as happy like a new born child yesterday , when she heard that Mr President had assented to N30, 000 new national minimum wage for workers.
“Though N30, 000 is not capable of solving all the financial problems of civil servants, based on the present economic hardship in the country, but it will to an extent reduce them,” she urged.Mr James Ozioko, a trader, described the signing of the bill into law as a welcome development, adding that it would go a long way to increase the purchasing power of workers.
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