Home News NLC, FG reach new agreement on minimum wage, suspends strike
News

NLC, FG reach new agreement on minimum wage, suspends strike

Share
Share

By Chioma Obinagwam

 

The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has agreed to suspend the strike after reaching an agreement with the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) to pay above a minimum wage of N60,000.

Confiance News gathered from X on Tuesday.

Below are photos of the documents signed to end the strike.

Document signed by NLC and FG. Photo credit: Reno Omokri’s X handle.

 

Document signed by NLC and FG. Photo credit: Reno Omokri’s X handle.

Confiance News recalls that NLC had demanded for N494,000 minimum wage after bringing it down from N615,000, which was the initial demand.

Please follow and like us:
Share

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Member

Don't Miss

‎Preventing financial crimes amid mounting insecurity: Why following the money is now a survival imperative‎

‎By Blaise Udunze‎‎‎Nigeria today faces a sobering dual reality: a deepening security crisis and an entrenched financial-crime ecosystem that quietly feeds, sustains, and...

‎Nigeria’s Oil, Gas Free Zones attract $24bn in investments as operators plead for 10-year tax holiday‎

By Chioma Obinagwam‎‎ Nigeria’s oil and gas free zones have pulled in a staggering $24 billion in investments, creating hundreds of thousands of...

Related Articles

‎Preventing financial crimes amid mounting insecurity: Why following the money is now a survival imperative‎

‎By Blaise Udunze‎‎‎Nigeria today faces a sobering dual reality: a deepening security...

‎Nigeria’s Oil, Gas Free Zones attract $24bn in investments as operators plead for 10-year tax holiday‎

By Chioma Obinagwam‎‎ Nigeria’s oil and gas free zones have pulled in...

‎JAIZ BANK SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH IILM AS AFRICA’S FIRST PRIMARY DEALER‎

By Chioma Obinagwam ‎Jaiz Bank, the pioneer Non-Interest bank in Nigeria, has...

A Nation on Alert: Is FIRS’ Xpress Payments Move Consolidating a Revenue Cartel?

By Blaise Udunze Nigeria’s national mood is tense. The country is facing...