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Labour leaders Festus Osifo and Joe Ajaero at the 2024 Workers’ Day in AbujaThe Organised Labour has handed the Federal Government May 31 deadline to come up with a realistic and reasonable new minimum wage for Nigerian workers.
“The NLC and TUC hereby advise NERC and power sector operators to reverse the last increase in electricity tariff within the next one week,” the trade union boss said. The Workers’ Day event also had in attendance, the Minister of State Labour, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha; and Vice President Kashim Shettima.
“The Federal Government through the National Assembly legislated on it. But we saw that the discussion entered voice mail because the Federal Government refused to reconvene the meeting that was adjourned.
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