Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has assured that the National Assembly is ready to consider and pass a new Minimum Wage Bill whenever it is presented by the executive.
He said the senate was aware of the need to review the current minimum wage, and that all the indices upon which the last minimum wage of N18,000 was approved had changed and therefore the need to change the wage.
The senate president noted that the sufferings of Nigerians were glaring, and that the national assembly was only waiting for the executive to present a bill for a wage review.
Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has assured that the National Assembly is ready to consider and pass a new Minimum Wage Bill whenever it is presented by the executive.
He said the senate was aware of the need to review the current minimum wage, and that all the indices upon which the last minimum wage of N18,000 was approved had changed and therefore the need to change the wage.
The senate president noted that the sufferings of Nigerians were glaring, and that the national assembly was only waiting for the executive to present a bill for a wage review.
Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has assured that the National Assembly is ready to consider and pass a new Minimum Wage Bill whenever it is presented by the executive.
He said the senate was aware of the need to review the current minimum wage, and that all the indices upon which the last minimum wage of N18,000 was approved had changed and therefore the need to change the wage.
The senate president noted that the sufferings of Nigerians were glaring, and that the national assembly was only waiting for the executive to present a bill for a wage review.
Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has assured that the National Assembly is ready to consider and pass a new Minimum Wage Bill whenever it is presented by the executive.
He said the senate was aware of the need to review the current minimum wage, and that all the indices upon which the last minimum wage of N18,000 was approved had changed and therefore the need to change the wage.
The senate president noted that the sufferings of Nigerians were glaring, and that the national assembly was only waiting for the executive to present a bill for a wage review.
Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has assured that the National Assembly is ready to consider and pass a new Minimum Wage Bill whenever it is presented by the executive.
He said the senate was aware of the need to review the current minimum wage, and that all the indices upon which the last minimum wage of N18,000 was approved had changed and therefore the need to change the wage.
The senate president noted that the sufferings of Nigerians were glaring, and that the national assembly was only waiting for the executive to present a bill for a wage review.
Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has assured that the National Assembly is ready to consider and pass a new Minimum Wage Bill whenever it is presented by the executive.
He said the senate was aware of the need to review the current minimum wage, and that all the indices upon which the last minimum wage of N18,000 was approved had changed and therefore the need to change the wage.
The senate president noted that the sufferings of Nigerians were glaring, and that the national assembly was only waiting for the executive to present a bill for a wage review.
Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has assured that the National Assembly is ready to consider and pass a new Minimum Wage Bill whenever it is presented by the executive.
He said the senate was aware of the need to review the current minimum wage, and that all the indices upon which the last minimum wage of N18,000 was approved had changed and therefore the need to change the wage.
The senate president noted that the sufferings of Nigerians were glaring, and that the national assembly was only waiting for the executive to present a bill for a wage review.
Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has assured that the National Assembly is ready to consider and pass a new Minimum Wage Bill whenever it is presented by the executive.
He said the senate was aware of the need to review the current minimum wage, and that all the indices upon which the last minimum wage of N18,000 was approved had changed and therefore the need to change the wage.
The senate president noted that the sufferings of Nigerians were glaring, and that the national assembly was only waiting for the executive to present a bill for a wage review.
THE ISSUE ON GROUND IS NOT MINIMUM WAGE INCREMENT. THE LASTING SOLUTION IS TOTAL WELFARE PACKAGE FOR CIVIL AND PUBLIC SERVANT.
Your comment …does it mean that the president will be talking to some cetain individual pravitly? Let him talk us as a nation