Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. Organised Labour threw the nation into darkness after shutting down the national grid in the wee hours of Monday. It was the first day of the indefinite strike it called to protest the stalled talks on minimum wage. 2.
The Federal Government has agreed to a minimum wage higher than N60,000. The agreement was reached after the first day of an indefinite strike declared by the organised labour. At the end of the meeting, a communique was issued. 3. The Muslim Rights Concern has raised an alarm over the effect of the strike embarked upon by labour on thousands of Nigerian pilgrims and the airlifting operation of the National Hajj Commission, NAHCON.
Organised Labour has vowed never to back down as the indefinite strike initiated against the non-completion of the National Minimum Wage negotiation exercise and passage into law and the vexatious hike in electricity tariff enters the second day. 7. The immediate past governor of Sokoto State and senator representing Sokoto South, Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, has cautioned President Bola Tinubu to stop dissociating himself from Muhammadu Buhari’s administrative failure.
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