By Jemilu Hassan
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The Niger State Chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has confirmed that all necessary arrangements have been made for the smooth implementation of the new minimum wage of N80,000 by November. This development follows an agreement between the state government and the labour union on October 25th, 2024, aimed at enhancing workers’ welfare.
According to Abdulkareem Idris Lafene, Chairman of the NLC, Niger State Chapter, the payment of the new wage is sacrosanct across the board by the Niger State government this month. Lafene explained that the NLC is working tirelessly to ensure that the government commences implementation of the new wage by November 2024, as earlier promised by Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago.
The new salary table will soon be made available to the public in the state. Lafene applauded Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago for his commitment to the welfare of citizens, especially civil servants. He assured that the labour union would support the state government in its drive to transform the state developmentally.
Lafene also commended the state government’s team for their efforts towards the successful signing of the new minimum wage agreement. He urged civil servants to redouble their efforts towards the realization of the new Niger dream of Governor Muhammad Umaru Bago.
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