Adamawa state governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has announced the approval of the ₦70,000 new minimum wage for workers in the state, adding that the civil servants will begin to receive the increment from the August payment….READ FULL ARTICLE...READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶
Comrade Emmanuel Fashe, the chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), announced the development on Monday, August 19, after having a closed-door meeting with Governor Fintiri at the government house.
Governor Ahmadu Fintiri has announced the commencement of the new ₦70,000 minimum wage for civil servants in the state.Governor Fintiri begins payment of new minimum wage
When will Adamawa workers receive new minimum wage?
Comrade Fashe said that state employees will start receiving the new minimum wage of N70,000 this month, while local government workers will receive it starting next month.
According to the union leader, the implementation will use the same consequential adjustment table from 2019, pending updated guidelines from the National Salaries, Wages, and Income Commission.
Fashe explained that the percentage increase will be applied to the current salary, just like in 2019, to ensure a fair adjustment for all workers.
Fintiri speaks on new minimum wage
Governor Fintiri has accepted the new minimum wage, prioritizing workers’ welfare, according to his Chief Press Secretary, Humwashi Wonosikou, who confirmed the governor’s readiness to pay the new wage.
The governor, in a tweet, said the workers deserve the wages. His tweet reads:
“As a demonstration of our commitment to the welfare of workers in Adamawa State, I have approved the payment of a ₦70,000 minimum wage starting this August. Our civil servants deserve this and more. Together, we will continue to build a prosperous future for all.”
See the governor’s tweet here:
https://x.com/GovernorAUF/status/1825569747146268933
Why Tinubu should increase NYSC allawee
TheTalk.NG earlier reported that President Bola Tinubu has been asked to investigate the possibility of increasing the allowance of NYSC members.
Barrister Oladotun Hassan, in an exclusive interview, told TheTalk.NG that the corps members are also going through a lot, and an increment in their allawee would be a top bet.
The legal practitioner maintained that although their corps members are not fully employed, the president should consider increasing their allawee after the minimum wage increment….READ FULL ARTICLE
