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The government hasn′t acted on the minimum wage proposal yet. Workers deserve fair compensation, especially in this tight economy

Binance doesn′t look safe anymore, this one that the founder that already has money is still involved in money laundering. I′m far away from them oo

I′m certain all the Nigerial workers are waiting in anticipation of what the new minimum wage could be and how positive it cam impact their lives

So many cases like this in Nigeria, I don′t know why people can not respect themselves anymore these days, it is a very big pity and disgrace.

It′s a tough situation with not enough fuel available, and it′s partly because of problems between Israel and Iran. But there′s hope that the government is working to fix it 🤡

As if you have prepared mansion for them in the safer grounds, some of you don′t know how to talk, you just open mouth waaa

I agree with the stance on increasing the minimum wage. With the rising cost of living, workers should be able to afford basic necessities. A living wage of N615,000 seems like a reasonable proposal

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Who wrote this on 30th Apr. 2024? “omo you are not God to decide when the world will end, this people and chasing unnecessary clout 🙂”

Nigerians have disgraced their selves too much because of sex, something you can work up to a prostitute and satisfy yourself, but you chose to introduce it in your professional career. What a shame.

We hope this is not just mere promises and that it will be actually implemented and carried out. Nigerian workers really need better welfare

Workers′ Day should be a time of celebration and recognition for the hardworking civil servants but here we are fighting fuel scarcity

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There are saboteurs trying to frustrate the reforms embarked upon by the Federal Government..

Finally, someone is taking action against these hoarders! It′s about time the government cracks down on them and make petrol available for everyone

Who wrote this on 30th Apr. 2024? “This non-payment of bridging claims by the NMDPRA is the problem for petroleum marketers who are struggling to keep their businesses alive”

Congratulations Nnadozie. Thank you for making Nigeria proud. Keep on shining and flying. The sky is just your starting point

N615k is grossly unrealistic as from 35k