In a surprising turn of events, the governors of Nigeria’s 36 states have collectively dismissed the Federal Government’s proposal for a N60,000 minimum wage, declaring it unsustainable.
Amid rising economic pressures, state leaders argue that such an increase would cripple their budgets and impede developmental projects.
This decision sets the stage for a potential showdown with labor unions, who have been fervently advocating for wage hikes to combat inflation and the rising cost of living.
What’s your take on this? Should the governors prioritize fiscal responsibility or workers’ welfare?
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