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UN Proposes 15 Percent Budget Cut for 2026

The UN plans 15% budget cut in 2026 as Antonio Guterres tackles U.S. arrears, workforce downsizing, and organizational restructuring

President Tinubu to Meet With Organized Labour Today Over Minimum Wage

President Tinubu prepares for a decisive meeting with labor leaders to finalize Nigeria's minimum wage discussions.

Outcry Over Governors’ Remarks on Proposed N60,000 Minimum Wage

Nigerians criticize governors for dismissing proposed N60,000 minimum wage as unrealistic, calling the move insensitive amid economic hardships.

President Tinubu: Nigeria Will Pay What It Can Afford in Minimum Wage

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu emphasizes that the country will adhere to a minimum wage that aligns with its economic capabilities, stressing a balanced approach to wage adjustments amid economic challenges

Labor Unions Stand Firm on Rejecting Minimal Increases to Proposed N60,000

Nigerian labor unions stand firm against minimal increases to the proposed N60,000 minimum wage, demanding substantial adjustments.

Labour Rejects FG’s N60,000 Wage, Demands N494,000

Labour unions in Nigeria reject the government's N60,000 minimum wage offer, holding firm on their N494,000 demand amidst crucial negotiations.

New Minimum Wage to Start May 2024 – FG

Set to begin in May 2024, Nigeria's new minimum wage will include arrears payment from the start date, as announced by the government.

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