BREAKING: NLC president gives 2 powerful message to Tinubu

• NLC President Joe Ajaero has congratulated President Bola Tinubu on essentially the most up-to-date victory at the Supreme Court docket on native government autonomy
• Ajaero extended the congratulatory message whereas talking at the negotiation meeting with the president on the brand new minimum wage
• The NLC president famed that the federal government need to collect floor between minimum wage and residing wage and outlined the challenges going through Nigerian workers

Aso-Rock, Abuja – Joe Ajaero, the president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), has congratulated President Bola Tinubu on the Supreme Court docket’s judgment granting autonomy to the native governments, including that it was as soon as a victory for all.

Ajaero congratulated the president at some level of his meeting on the brand new minimum wage, which was as soon as held at the presidential villa in Abuja on Thursday, July 11.

This was as soon as disclosed in a assertion by President Tinubu’s special adviser on media and publicity, Ajuri Ngelale, almost at the moment after the meeting on Thursday.

Why minimum wage also can mute be elevated – Ajaero

At the meeting, Joe Ajaero pressured out the need for an produce bigger in the minimum wage, highlighting the difficulties faced by Nigerian workers. He emphasized the importance of discovering a steadiness between a residing wage and minimum wage.

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Ajaero commended President Tinubu on the Supreme Court docket’s judgment granting financial autonomy to native governments, pronouncing the NLC had long advocated for this area off. He expressed gratitude for the improvement and acknowledged his position in bringing “gentle to the dwell of the tunnel.”

The Alternate Union Congress (TUC) President, Comrade Festus Osifo, raised considerations regarding the affect of inflation on the worth of the naira. He suggested the federal government to put in force measures to accommodate the rising tag of food and transportation, which could present relief to voters.

The Supreme Court docket on Thursday ordered the federal government to stop paying the native government allocations to insist accounts and that elected governors produce no longer collect the skill to sack elected native government chairmen.

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