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The Nigerian National Youth Service Corps, NYSC member’s hope have been dashed as they received their September Allawee…what they ordered and what they got was entirely different things… Twitter analyst @TrendingEX narrated the ordeal below : “Na 33k is trending because NYSC corps members are complaining after receiving a whopping ₦33k allawee for September, instead
Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru has approved a new minimum wage of N70,000 for civil servants in the state. The announcement was made on Saturday during the grand finale of the Ojiji Izhi New Yam Festival 2024. Governor Nwifuru instructed relevant government bodies to establish the payment procedures, which will take effect from September. In
The National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, has responded to circulating reports on social media claiming that corps members’ bank accounts are being upgraded to accommodate a new N70,000 minimum wage. In a statement signed by Eddy Megwa, the NYSC Director of Information and Public Relations, the Scheme called the story misleading. The NYSC clarified that
Although some state governors have agreed to pay the new monthly national minimum wage of N70,000, which Bola Ahmed Tinubu announced on Thursday, they will take a collective decision at a meeting soon. Feelers from the Government Houses across the states and top government officials indicated that their principals were awaiting the details of the
It’s always good to bring things to comparative context for the sake of defusing ignorance. You’d recall that Bola Tinubu Approves 70k New Minimum wage for Nigerian workers yesterday after a prolonged negotiations with the NLC & TUC who surprisingly made U-turn, Sings Tinubu’s praises (video). Some praise singers who never reasons rationally have started making silly
Organised labour has explained that it agreed to Bola Tinubu’s N70,000 new national minimum wage increase because wage review will now be every three years, not five years. The president of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Joe Ajaero and his counterpart in the Trade Union Congress, TUC, Festus Osifo disclosed after a meeting with President Tinubu
Comrade Comrade Joe Ajaero , President of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), has said the status quo on N250,000 as minimum wage stands. While the Federal Government and Organised Private Sector agreed on N62,000, labour is insisting on N250,000. Bola Tinubu had said he needed time to consult with other stakeholders before sending the bill
Something unusual and funny happened today at the Eagle’s Square during the June 12 democracy day celebration. Yesterday, majority of Nigerians who are currently passing through severe hardship had planned on embarking on a peaceful protest today across Nigeria. The Nigerian DSS issued a stern warning to Nigerians never to carry out any protest. However, during
SAVE THE COUNTRY FROM A CERTAIN DEATH We are alarmed by the statement credited to the Nigeria Governors Forum that state governments cannot even afford to pay N60,000 as minimum wage as “a few states will end up borrowing to pay workers every month”. We do believe the Governors have acted in bad faith. It
FG has now offered new minimum wage of 62k, while labour unions has reduced their demand from 494k to 250k. However a few hours ago today, Nigeria Governors Forum said states can not pay 60k…. READ ALSO : 36 state Governors Unanimously Reject New Minimum wage Proposal Buy fuel. Charge your power bank.