President Bola Tinubu has scheduled a crucial meeting with representatives from the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) at Aso Villa on Thursday, July 11. The meeting aims to address the federal government’s proposal for a new national minimum wage amidst growing tensions over wage disparities.
Tinubu’s invitation comes amid debates over the government and private sector’s proposed ₦62,000 wage and the organized labour’s demand for ₦250,000. The outcome of these discussions is expected to impact millions of workers nationwide, with potential implications for economic stability and living standards.
Both sides have expressed readiness to engage in constructive dialogue to resolve the wage issue, which has garnered widespread attention across Nigeria. The meeting underscores the significance of finding a balanced approach that addresses the concerns of workers while considering economic realities and sustainability.
Stay tuned for updates on this developing story as President Tinubu and labour leaders converge to negotiate a path forward on the national minimum wage.
