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NLC Rejects ₦48,000 Minimum Wage, Demands Significant Raise For Workers
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The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has reiterated its stance on the proposed ₦48,000 minimum wage, affirming that its members would rather work without pay than accept such a meager increment. In a recent statement, the NLC emphasized the need for a substantial increase in the minimum wage to adequately cater to the needs of Nigerian workers.
This declaration comes amidst ongoing discussions regarding tariff adjustments for Band A customers, with the NLC making a fresh demand for fair and reasonable rates. The Congress has warned of a potential nationwide blackout if their concerns are not addressed satisfactorily.
The NLC’s unwavering commitment to advocating for the welfare of workers reflects the prevailing sentiment among many labor unions and workers across the country. As negotiations continue, stakeholders are urged to prioritize the well-being of Nigerian workers to ensure a fair and equitable system.
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