The Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Affairs, Senator Ita Enang, confirmed on W
This is following the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) and the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights (CDHR) opposing the proposed ₦27,000 minimum wage approved by the National Council of State.
The National Council of State had approved the sum of ₦27,000, which the federal government says would increase to ₦30,000 for its workers.
Meanwhile, the NLC General Secretary, Dr. Peter Ozo-Eson said the council has no jurisdiction determining another amount after a Tripartite Committee has submitted its report. the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has also rejected the ₦27,000 new National Minimum Wage.