TUC tackles NLC, says Enugu has implemented N30k minimum wage since 2020

The Trade Union Congress (TUC) in Enugu says the state has been paying the N30,000 minimum wage since 2020.

The Trade Union Congress in Enugu says the state government has been paying the N30,000 minimum wage since 2020.

Onyeka listed Abia, Enugu, Bayelsa, Delta, Nasarawa, Gombe, Adamawa, Niger, Sokoto, Imo, Anambra, Taraba, Benue, and Zamfara as states that are yet to implement the N30 minimum wage in defiance of the Minimum Wage Act, 2019. “However, Governor Peter Mbah, on assumption of office, approved the full implementation for local government workers and primary school teachers.

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