Nigeria workers
By Jon Egie
A new minimum wage regime will be put to use in Nigeria as from April 1, 2024.
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This was disclosed by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Idris Mohammed, who said the current minimum wage of N30,000 would expire at the end of March 2024.
He said, “Certainly, there is a new wage regime that will come in on April 1, 2024. That is why these palliatives were targeted so they would cushion economic hardship before then. In our negotiation with Labour, we said that the wage issue was not something one could just fix. A committee that will also involve Labour itself will work on it.
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“The committee is being constituted and we are talking to Labour about it. And by the time this current wage regime expires by the end of March, we will expect that a new wage will begin by April. It is in this wage regime that we will now have a proper salary structure for workers across the length and breadth of Nigeria. We expect that the private sector and state governors will also do the same.”
