The Federal Government has disclosed its proposal for a new minimum wage. The announcement comes amidst ongoing discussions and negotiations within the Tripartite committee on the minimum wage.
Scheduled to convene at the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), the meeting will exclusively host government representatives from the Tripartite committee. Their primary objective is to finalize the government’s stance on the new minimum wage, which will subsequently be presented at the committee’s upcoming gathering.
Today’s session, convened by the SGF, will see government officials thoroughly examine various perspectives, including those put forth by the Nigerian Governors’ Forum, to reach a consensus.
According to a source within the SGF office, preliminary indications suggest that the Federal Government may propose a minimum wage ranging from ₦150,000 to ₦200,000, laying the groundwork for further negotiation and dialogue.
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