The average Nigerian worker's purchasing power has been considerably reduced by the current economic reality, according to a statement signed by NANS President Pedro Obi.
Many families are finding it more and more difficult to meet their basic necessities as a result of inflation, growing living expenses, and the ongoing depreciation of the naira. It's The demands of organized labor for a livable wage become not only legitimate but also necessary in this setting.
The welfare of our parents and guardians, who are primarily employed as civil servants or laborers, has a direct impact on the youth and student population in Nigeria.
"More families in Nigeria would have better living conditions as a result of an increased minimum wage, creating a more favorable atmosphere for students to concentrate on their studies and personal growth."
As a result, we urge the Federal Government to hold substantive and productive talks with the Labor Union in order to come to a mutually advantageous agreement on the minimum wage.
"Put workers' welfare first: Acknowledge the vital role Nigerian laborers play in the growth of our country and Put their welfare first while deciding on policies.
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