Nigeria Debates Realistic and Sustainable Minimum Wage

The Federal Government of Nigeria has reopened discussions on the minimum wage, acknowledging that no wage is fair if continually outrun by inflation and rising costs of survival. The N70,000 minimum wage agreed in 2024 is under review.

6 Jul, 00:58 — 6 Jul, 00:58

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Towards a realistic, sustainable minimum wage

The Federal Government is right to reopen the minimum-wage question, because no wage can be called fair if it is continually outrun by inflation and the rising cost of survival. The N70,000 minimum wage was agreed in 2024 at the outset of President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms. Nigerians were asked to absorb painful shocks in […] The post Towards a realistic, sustainable minimum wage appeared first on Vanguard News.

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