Minimum Wage: Buhari Begs Nigerian Workers

President Muhammadu Buhari has engaged Nigerian specialists over the new the lowest pay permitted by law, saying the Federal Government is taking a shot at it.

Buhari said this on Tuesday in Abuja at the twelfth National Delegates Conference of the Nigeria Labor Congress (NLC).

He was spoken to by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) Boss Mustapha.

As indicated by him, "Government bids for the kept comprehension of specialists trying to address the problem that needs to be addressed of the lowest pay permitted by law."

He noticed that the administration introduced a Technical Advisory Committee as of late "to create and exhort government on the most proficient method to effectively actualise the target of consistent execution of the approaching compensation increment."

Additionally, he noticed that the Committee will "recognize new income sources just as territories of existing use from where a few investment funds could be made and to expand present Federal Government's income system so as to support the wage increment."

It will likewise "propose a work plan and modalities for the execution of compensation increment in a way that limits any expansion affect and guarantee that it doesn't prompt any employment misfortunes.''