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Minimum Wage: 'Suspend non-revenue generating frivolities' – States can pay more than N60,000, Labour hits govs - Vimarsana News

Minimum Wage: 'Suspend non-revenue generating frivolities' – States can pay more than N60,000, Labour hits govs

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Minimum Wage: States can pay more than N60,000 if you 'Cut down on frivolities' – Labour hits govs - Vimarsana News

Minimum Wage: States can pay more than N60,000 if you 'Cut down on frivolities' – Labour hits govs

In a statement, Halima Ahmed, the NGF's acting director of media affairs and public relations, stated that many states would use their whole monthly allotment from the federation account to pay employee salaries if permitted to fly.

N60,000 minimum wage proposal not sustainable and can not fly – NGF — National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

N60,000 minimum wage proposal not sustainable and can not fly – NGF — National Accord Newspaper

  By CALLISTUS OFFOR, Abuja - The Nigeria Governors' Forum (NGF) has cautioned that the proposed N60,000 minimum wage by the Federal Government is a financial trap that could bankrupt states. The governors argued that implementing this wage would devour entire monthly allocations from the federation account, leaving nothing for development projects.

Foundation urges affluent Nigerians support less privileged - Vimarsana News

Foundation urges affluent Nigerians support less privileged

Foundation urges affluent Nigerians support less privileged. A non-governmental organisation ‘The Oyakhilome Bello Foundation’

Famine looms in Somalia amid global food crisis sparked by Ukraine war - Vimarsana News

Famine looms in Somalia amid global food crisis sparked by Ukraine war

More than 7 million Somalis face acute food insecurity, with almost 250,000 at risk of imminent starvation.