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EXCLUSIVE: Months After Minimum Wage Deadline, Some Nigerian Workers Still Earn Below ₦60,000

EXCLUSIVE: Months After Minimum Wage Deadline, Some Nigerian Workers Still Earn Below ₦60,000

Months after the enforcement deadline for Nigeria’s new national minimum wage, many workers say they are yet to benefit, as several employers continue to delay compliance. Human resource experts argue that the situation highlights the…

ABU Lost 2,000 Staff in Five Years to Poor Pay and Better Offers – VC

ABU Lost 2,000 Staff in Five Years to Poor Pay and Better Offers – VC

The Vice-Chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, Professor Adamu Ahmed, has revealed that the institution has lost nearly 2,000 skilled staff over the past five years to better employment opportunities within and outside Nigeria.…

Kebbi Govt Refutes Salary Default Allegations, Reaffirms ₦75,000 Minimum Wage Payments

Kebbi Govt Refutes Salary Default Allegations, Reaffirms ₦75,000 Minimum Wage Payments

The Kebbi State Government has refuted claims that it is defaulting on workers’ entitlements, insisting that salaries, pensions, gratuities, and death benefits are fully up to date. The Head of Civil Service, Malam Malami Shekare,…

Soludo Orders Full Salary Structure for Anambra Health Workers

Soludo Orders Full Salary Structure for Anambra Health Workers

Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State has approved the full implementation of the Consolidated Health Salary Structure (CONHESS) for health workers across the state, with immediate effect. The approval was contained in a statement issued…

Unapproved Deductions: Idris Moves Quickly to Calm Teachers’ Anger in Kebbi

Unapproved Deductions: Idris Moves Quickly to Calm Teachers’ Anger in Kebbi

Kebbi Governor Orders Refund of Unauthorised Deductions from Teachers’ Salaries Kebbi State Governor, Dr. Nasir Idris, has ordered the immediate refund of unauthorised deductions from teachers’ September salaries, following complaints by the Nigeria Union of…

Katsina Uncovers 3,488 Ghost Workers, Saves Billions in Payroll Reform

Katsina Uncovers 3,488 Ghost Workers, Saves Billions in Payroll Reform

The Katsina State Government has uncovered 3,488 ghost workers, certificate forgers, underage employees, and other payroll fraudsters across its 34 local government councils and Local Education Authorities. The discovery followed a biometric screening exercise conducted…

Kano to Clear ₦48bn Pension and Gratuity Arrears by 2027

Kano to Clear ₦48bn Pension and Gratuity Arrears by 2027

Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State has pledged to clear the ₦48 billion backlog of gratuities and death benefits owed retirees before the end of his first term in 2027. Yusuf made the promise…

Borno to Launch Contributory Health Scheme for Civil Servants in December

Borno to Launch Contributory Health Scheme for Civil Servants in December

The Borno State Government has announced that its contributory healthcare insurance scheme for civil servants will commence in December. Hajiya Mairo Bunu Lawan, Chairperson of the Borno State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency (BOSCHMA), disclosed this…

Imo Assembly Commends Uzodimma for Wage Hike, ₦16bn Pension Settlement

Imo Assembly Commends Uzodimma for Wage Hike, ₦16bn Pension Settlement

The Imo State House of Assembly on Tuesday passed a motion in Owerri commending Governor Hope Uzodimma for raising the minimum wage of state workers from ₦76,000 to ₦104,000. Lawmakers said the increase, together with…

Kaduna Teachers, Lecturers Deny Receiving N72,000 Minimum Wage

Kaduna Teachers, Lecturers Deny Receiving N72,000 Minimum Wage

Teachers in Kaduna State insist they are still being paid under the old wage structure, despite government claims that a new minimum wage of N72,000 has taken effect. Fresh findings by the Nigerian Guild of…

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