Workers in national assembly have shut down the National Assembly Complex over the refusal of the federal government to increase its proposed minimum wage.
Workers in the national assembly have shut down the complex in compliance with the strike declared by organised labour.
The federal government had initially proposed a minimum wage of N48,000, N54,000, and N60,000 — but labour has insisted on N615,500 and then N494,000.
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