NewsNew Minimum Wage: Zamfara NLC Gives State Govt. Ultimatum

New Minimum Wage: Zamfara NLC Gives State Govt. Ultimatum

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By Ayodele Oni

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The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Zamfara State Council, has demanded for the implementation of the new minimum wage by the end of November.

Rising from the State Executive Council (SEC) meeting held at the Labour House, Gada Biyu, Gusau,the union maintained that resolution was in conformity with the decision of the national leadership of the union.

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The national leadership at its last meeting in Port Harcourt in a communique condemned the refusal of some state governments, including Zamfara, to implement the 2024 National Minimum Wage Act, describing it as a betrayal of workers’ rights amidst rising economic challenges.

The Zamfara NLC unanimously, in a communique signed by the chairperson

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Sani Halliru, resolved to demand the immediate implementation of the National Minimum Wage of N70,000 by the State Government.

The State Executive Council, (SEC) resolved that:  “All affiliate unions in Zamfara State have endorsed the ultimatum given to the state government to implement the minimum wage by the end of November 2024.

“Failure to implement the wage will compel the NLC and its affiliates to embark on an indefinite industrial action, effectively shutting down the state from December 1, 2024.

“The NLC Zamfara State Council stands firmly in solidarity with Nigerian workers in their fight for justice and dignity.

“The failure to implement the minimum wage is a blatant disregard for the law, morality, and the well-being of workers who continue to endure immense hardship.

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“We call on all workers in Zamfara State to prepare for this industrial action, as it is a necessary step to secure their rights and improve their livelihoods.

“The NLC Zamfara State Council remains committed to advocating for the welfare of workers and ensuring that the government fulfills its obligations.

“Justice delayed is justice denied. Nigerian workers deserve their rightful wages, and we will not relent until the minimum wage is fully implemented in Zamfara State.”

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