The Special Adviser to the President on Senate Matters, Sen. Basheer Lado, has said the signing into law the recently passed new minimum wage reflected President Bola Tinubu's feeling for the plight of Nigerians.
The Special Adviser to the President on Senate Matters, Sen. Basheer Lado , has said the signing into law the recently passed new minimum wage reflected President Bola Tinubu 's feeling for the plight of Nigerians. Lado noted this in a statement made available to DAILY POST in Abuja on Tuesday, stressing that the expeditious passage and assent to the minimum wage bill demonstrated that President Tinubu was a man of his words.
He said: 'This shows that workers take home pay will continue to take them home under the present administration. “The President deserves the commendation of all for staying true to his promise.' Lado also commended Nigerian workers for their resilience and contribution to nation building over the years. He urged them to put in more effort in the delivery of effective services for the growth and development of the nation.
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