Divine Oparah @divoprah

Anything less than this cannot sustain the average Nigerian worker looking at the times we are in
“Minimum Wage: Why we may not accept N100,000 – Organised labour - Vanguard”

The issue of power problem will be solved to an extent if we can switch to solar power. The only issue now is that the cost of implementing and maintenance will be too high for our dwindling economy to bear
“Blackouts: Northeast Govs to set up solar power plants - The Nation Newspaper”

Kai this is sad. This is the results of poor construction work. The standards of buildings need to be checked by the relevant authorities before giving permissions to be used for residential and industrial purposes
“Scores Of Residents Trapped As Storey Building Collapses In Niger State - SaharaReporters.com”

No worker can survive with that meagre income. With the high standards of living that amount is unrealistic. The government should consider all these factors like the increase in prices of commodities before setting or coming up with a minimum wage
“Minimum Wage: N45,000 unrealistic, no worker can survive less than N100K – Shehu Sani - Vanguard”

It looks like Tinubu hasn't started implementing his renewed hope agenda. Things have been getting worse since he assumed office. Nothing has been renewed at all and he is dashing the hopes of many Nigerians. I wonder how long it will take for him to really start implementing this agenda for the people to see
“UK expresses support for Tinubu’s renewed hope agenda - Punch Newspapers”

This rate of inflation is really rising sporadically. The government should put measures in place to reduce the rate of inflation
“Nigeria′s headline inflation rate rises to 33.69 pct in April - Xinhua”

This amount to be proposed is too small. How will the average Nigerian government worker be able to survive with this meagre sum considering the hike in the prices of things
“Minimum wage: FG, Labour to negotiate N48,000 proposal Tuesday - Punch Newspapers”

The government should please settle ASUU so that the academic calendar won't be disrupted again.
“Salary Arrears: ASUU Threatens ‘No Pay, No Work’ After Two Weeks - Channels Television”

This amount is nothing to write home about considering the high cost in the standard of living.
“Living Wage: Hope Dims For Workers As FG Offers N48,000 - Leadership News”