The Federal Government stressed that the N22,000 proposed by the governors is lower than the N24,000 it initially proposed. The Federal Government has rejected the N22,000 minimum wage proposed by the Nigeria Governors Forum on Tuesday, October 30, 2018. Chairman of the forum and governor of Zamfara State, Abdul'aziz Yari , announced that the governors have agreed to pay N22,000 to workers as minimum wages after months of deliberation. The Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige , stressed that the N22,000 is lower than the N24,000 proposed by the Federal government. In an interview with Channels Television on Wednesday, October 31, the minister said he has made it known to the governors that the Federal Government is not in support of their proposal. He said "The governors have not even done enough. I told them that this N22,500 was even rejected by the federal government," the minister said. "The national minimum wage is a national legislation being...
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