- Osun state governor Ademola Adeleke has reportedly approved the sum of N75,000 as the new minimum wage for workers in the state
- NLC Chairman in the state, Christopher Arapasopo, announced the development on Tuesday, November 19
- The new minimum wage approved was also shared by Olalekan Badmus, the special assistant to Governor Adeleke, on digital media
Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun has officially approved a new minimum wage of N75,000 for civil servants, as announced by the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) chairman, Christopher Arapasopo.
This development came after thorough deliberations between the state government and organized labour unions. Governor Adeleke approved it on Tuesday, November 19, marking a significant milestone for workers in the state.
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Source: Twitter
Olalekan Badmus, a media aide to the governor, also took to his social media page on Wednesday, November 20, and shared his news. His tweet reads:
“Governor Adeleke approves minimum wage of 75,000 Naira for the state workers and pensioners.”
NLC confirms Osun new minimum wage
Arapasopo expressed gratitude to the governor for his commitment to improving workers’ welfare, stating that “The Organised Labour in Osun State and the Government, after exhaustive deliberations, have decided on N75,000.00 as the new minimum wage in Osun State.” This new wage is expected to relieve civil servants who have been struggling with the current economic challenges.
It’s worth noting that neighbouring states, such as Ekiti, have also approved new minimum wages. Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji approved a minimum wage of N70,000 for workers in the state, effective December 1. This trend suggests that state governments are taking steps to address the economic challenges faced by their workers.
The new minimum wage in Osun State is expected to take effect immediately, and workers eagerly anticipate its reflection in the coming payroll cycle. With this development, Osun State workers can look forward to improved financial stability and a better quality of life.
See Badmus’ tweet here:
Benue approves N75,000 minimum wage
Legit.ng earlier reported that Benue governor Hyacinth Alia has approved a new minimum wage of N75,000 for state workers.
The governor’s spokesperson, Tersoo Kula, said the agreement was sealed at a meeting between the state government and labour leaders in Makurdi on Monday, November 18.
Kula stated that the move has finally laid to rest the claims that the governor was planning to implement a new minimum wage of N40,000.
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Source: Legit.ng