Governors say ₦60,000 minimum wage too high

There are indications that the ongoing negotiations between the labour movement and the Federal Government, may not produce expected result as governors have said the ₦60,000 minimum wage for workers is too high and unsustainable for them. The governors, under the aegis of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum (NGF), stressed that many state governments would spend […]


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