Nigeria minimum wage

Gombe State is committed to implementing a new N70,000 minimum wage for civil servants, pending national guidelines to start negotiations.  

Nigerian labor unions are demanding the implementation of a new minimum wage by the end of July, citing the need for fair compensation amid rising inflation and living costs.

As Nigeria faces critical wage negotiations, the FEC prepares to make a pivotal decision on the country’s minimum wage standards.

President Bola Tinubu has given Finance Minister Wale Edun a two-day deadline to present a new minimum wage template in response to wage issues. This decision was the result of …

As a nationwide strike intensifies, Nigeria’s government calls for resumed negotiations on the new minimum wage, aiming to stabilize the disrupted sectors.

Nigeria’s private sector backs a N60,000 minimum wage despite labor’s strike threats and demands for higher wages.

Nigeria’s federal government and organized private sectors increase the national minimum wage to N57,000, aiming to alleviate financial burdens on workers and improve living standards.

Nigeria’s labor unions, NLC and TUC, stand firm on a May 31 deadline for a new minimum wage, warning of strikes if the government fails to act.

Organized Labour in Nigeria dismisses the N100,000 minimum wage offer, citing insufficient provisions for the basic cost of living amid rising expenses.

NLC President Joe Ajaero calls for a significant minimum wage increase to N615,000, citing rampant inflation and fuel subsidy removal effects.