- The NLC may be embarking on strike action in Katsina, Cross River and Zamfara on Monday, December 2
- This is because the three states are yet to commence the implementation of the new minimum wage by the three states
- Organised labour has issued a December 1 deadline for governors to implement the new minimum wage for workers in their states
The minimum wage controversies may lead to the shutdown of labour activities in three states on Monday, December 2. This comes after the Imo State Government approved the implementation of the new wage on Tuesday, November 26, bringing the total number of compliant states to 33, plus the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has insisted on a December 1 deadline for state governments to implement the new minimum wage, threatening strikes in non-compliant states.
