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  1. Ebonyi Governor Warns Striking Workers: ‘Return to Work or Be Replaced’

    Nigeria Ebonyi Governor Warns Striking Workers: ‘Return to Work or Be Replaced’

    Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru has threatened to replace workers on strike over the non-implementation of the new minimum wage. In a live broadcast, he stated that workers would be dismissed within 72 hours if they refused to return to work, emphasizing the state's commitment to paying...
  2. N70,000 Minimum Wage Dispute: Nigerian Workers Strike in Four States

    Nigeria N70,000 Minimum Wage Dispute: Nigerian Workers Strike in Four States

    Nigerian workers in Kaduna, Ebonyi, Nasarawa, and the FCT have initiated a one-week warning strike over the non-implementation of the N70,000 minimum wage. The protest, led by the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress, targets governments that have failed to enforce the new wage in...
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    Metro Minimum Wage: NLC replies Ebonyi governor over threat to sack striking workers - Premium Times

    https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/758606-minimum-wage-nlc-replies-ebonyi-governor-over-threat-to-sack-striking-workers.html
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    Metro Ekiti Workers To Receive Minimum Wage Payment From December - Leadership News

    https://leadership.ng/ekiti-workers-to-receive-minimum-wage-payment-from-december/#google_vignette
  5. NLC Faces Setback as Key States Opt Out of Nationwide Strike

    Nigeria NLC Faces Setback as Key States Opt Out of Nationwide Strike

    The NLC's planned nationwide strike on December 1, 2024, faces delays as multiple states, including Imo, Sokoto, and Oyo, pull out, citing agreements with their governments on the new N70,000 minimum wage. However, other states, such as Kaduna and the FCT, are set to participate due to...
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    Metro Minimum Wage: Sokoto LG staff, Primary school teachers to benefit – NLC chairman - Vanguard News

    https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/12/minimum-wage-sokoto-lg-staff-primary-school-teachers-to-benefit-nlc-chairman/
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    Metro FULL LIST: States Where Strike May Begin on Monday and Why - Legit.ng

    https://www.legit.ng/nigeria/1627885-minimum-wage-list-states-workers-strike-monday-why/
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    Metro Jubilation as Rivers pays workers N85,000 minimum wage - GUARDIAN Newspapers

    https://guardian.ng/news/jubilation-as-rivers-pays-workers-n85000-minimum-wage/
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    Metro NLC Set to Declare Indefinite Strike Over Minimum Wage, Details Surface - Legit.ng

    https://www.legit.ng/nigeria/1626983-breaking-nlc-set-declare-indefinite-strike-minimum-wage-implementation/
  10. NLC to Start Strike on December 1, 2024, Over Unimplemented Minimum Wage

    Nigeria NLC to Start Strike on December 1, 2024, Over Unimplemented Minimum Wage

    The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has announced plans for an indefinite strike in states that have failed to implement the newly signed N70,000 minimum wage. The union condemns the delay, calling it a disregard for the law and workers' rights. Strikes will begin on December 1, 2024. The Nigeria...
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    Metro New National Minimum Wage: Fresh Battle Looms in States - Legit.ng

    https://www.legit.ng/nigeria/1624259-new-minimum-wage-fresh-battle-looms-details-emerge/
  12. Nigeria’s Civil Servants in Over 12 Ministries Await Unpaid October Salaries

    Nigeria Nigeria’s Civil Servants in Over 12 Ministries Await Unpaid October Salaries

    Civil servants in over 12 Nigerian ministries face unpaid October salaries due to budget shortfalls linked to the new N70,000 minimum wage. The Office of the Accountant-General is working to secure funds to cover the outstanding payments while addressing payment delays caused by bank system...
  13. FG's N77,000 Promise Falls Flat as Corps Members Paid Old Stipend Again

    Nigeria FG's N77,000 Promise Falls Flat as Corps Members Paid Old Stipend Again

    The Federal Government of Nigeria has paid National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members N33,000 for October, despite announcing an increase to N77,000. Corps members express frustration over the inadequate allowance, citing rising living costs and the delay in implementing the new stipend due to...
  14. FG Demands Immediate Implementation of ₦70,000 Minimum Wage Across States

    Nigeria FG Demands Immediate Implementation of ₦70,000 Minimum Wage Across States

    The Federal Government of Nigeria has urged states yet to implement the new ₦70,000 minimum wage to commence payments immediately. Secretary George Akume emphasized the government's commitment to fair wages, while highlighting compliance among states like Lagos, Edo, and Adamawa, despite...
  15. Niger State Introduces ₦80,000 Minimum Wage as Governor Bago Aims for ₦1 Million

    Nigeria Niger State Introduces ₦80,000 Minimum Wage as Governor Bago Aims for ₦1 Million

    Niger State Governor Mohammed Bago announced a new minimum wage of ₦80,000 for civil servants, with plans to increase it to ₦1 million. This decision follows discussions with the Nigerian Labour Congress and aims to improve the economic welfare of workers amid rising living costs. Governor...
  16. [VIDEO] Rufai Oseni and Iyin Aboyeji Clash Over Economic Strategies on Arise TV

    Nigeria [VIDEO] Rufai Oseni and Iyin Aboyeji Clash Over Economic Strategies on Arise TV

    In a recent Arise TV interview, Flutterwave founder Iyin Aboyeji argued that Nigeria's weak Naira benefits the economy, despite concerns about purchasing power and minimum wage issues. Rufai Oseni challenged Aboyeji’s claims, citing the impact of inflation and the difficulties of automation in a...
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    Metro N85,000 Minimum Wage Commendable, But Not Enough For Lagosians – Gbadebo - Information Nigeria

    https://www.informationng.com/2024/10/n85000-minimum-wage-commendable-but-not-enough-for-lagosians-gbadebo.html
  18. Minimum Wage: Sanwo-Olu Increases Lagos Workers’ Pay to N85,000, Surpassing Federal Standard

    Nigeria Minimum Wage: Sanwo-Olu Increases Lagos Workers’ Pay to N85,000, Surpassing Federal Standard

    Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu announces a new minimum wage of N85,000 for workers, surpassing the federal government’s approved N70,000. This move, aimed at easing economic challenges, reflects the state’s financial strength and commitment to worker welfare, with similar initiatives...
  19. Governor Namadi Suspends Adviser for Premature N70,000 Wage Statement

    Nigeria Governor Namadi Suspends Adviser for Premature N70,000 Wage Statement

    Governor Umar Namadi of Jigawa State suspends Special Adviser Bashir Ado for a premature announcement on an N70,000 minimum wage increase. Ado's statement, made before official approval, prompted an investigation by a committee tasked with assessing the situation and determining the wage...
  20. Jigawa State Workers Confused as Governor Denies N70,000 Minimum Wage

    Nigeria Jigawa State Workers Confused as Governor Denies N70,000 Minimum Wage

    Confusion erupted in Jigawa State after Governor Malam Umar Namadi denied approving a N70,000 minimum wage, initially announced by his adviser, Ado Kazaure. The announcement sparked excitement among civil servants, who later expressed disappointment when Kazaure retracted the statement, raising...
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