The Minister of Labor and Employment, Chris Ngige, pronounced on Monday that the the government would declare the new minimum wage by law before the finish of the second from last quarter which is September.
Ngige was talking at the 40th Anniversary of Nigeria Labor Congress (NLC) in Abuja on Monday.
The minister said "In facilitation to the assurance by the government to accomplish the conventional work plan which includes open doors for works that are gainful and convey a reasonable pay, security in working environment, and social insurance for families; there have been additional time, three the lowest pay permitted by law surveys and as of now the tripartite board of trustees on national the lowest pay permitted by law is set to audit the present the lowest pay permitted by law.
"Memoranda are being gotten from significant bodies are people to empower the assurance of another lowest pay permitted by law for the country. By the second from last quarter of this current year, another lowest pay permitted by law will be declared for the nation."
He spoke to laborers for additional time and understanding in light of the fact that the administration needs to guarantee consistence by all state governments.
For him, "Preferred late over never in light of the fact that some State governors are as yet owing and can't pay the current N18,000 the lowest pay permitted by law to laborers, that is the reason we are guaranteeing we bring all partners along and report the new minimum wage by law at the proper time.
"Yet, I can guarantee you that the second from last quarter is the most extreme time the new the lowest pay permitted by law will be declared."
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