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BREAKING | Minimum Wage: N60,000 Too High — Governors Declare | METROWATCH

Seyi Babalola by Seyi Babalola
June 7, 2024
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By Seyi Babalola

The governors of the 36 states of the Federation have rejected the Federal Government’s proposed N60,000 minimum wage.

Hajiya Halimah Salihu Ahmed, Director of Media and Public Affairs of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF), announced this in a statement on Friday.

 

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