Nigerian workers’ insist on new minimum wage, mark May Day with anger, complains

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By Business Hilights On May 2, 2017 0

Workers-Day-NUJ — Nationwide reports by Business Hilights Correspondents on the marking of 2017 May Day by Nigerian workers showed anger and frustration and apparent loss of confidence on government on its treatment of workers. The height of the matter was when workers walked out on the Minister of Labour, Dr. Chirs Ngige when he mounted the podium to address workers, yesterday, May 1, 2017. The workers unions at the end of the day announced a new ultimatum to the federal government come up with a workable new minimum wage that will be acceptable by Nigerian workers.

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