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@aproko_doctor I think instead of calling professionals that are not readily available, why not tell us what to do in such situation.

If an old man falls down and you notice that he has an erection after the fall, please don't move them at all. That erection might be a sign that their spinal cord has been damaged and moving them will further increase that damage. Just call the professionals please.

@NigeriaStories Laws that will be made only for the co.mon man to obey, while the elite are exempted. Provide waste disposal on every street and road.

BREAKING NEWS: The Lagos State Government has announced that anyone caught dumping refuse illegally or littering public spaces will pay a fine of ₦250,000 or spend up to three months in prison.

@NLCHeadquarters No backing down, the Soldiers can not kill all of us... Be resilient.

BREAKING NEWS! Soldiers are Presently sorrounding the venue of the meeting between Labour and Government at the premises of the SGF.

@FMINONigeria ..is been taking care by this funds. While in this same country you pay 30k minimum wage to workers who goes to the same market . Let's the politicians check their conscience if they still have one

@FMINONigeria @FMINONigeria in your thinking Labour is been unreasonable, when the take home of National Assembly members is running into millions of naira on a monthly basis. My second grudges is the fact that you offer Federal staff wage award what happens to the workers of the state?

PRESS RELEASE Labours’ N494,000 minimum wage demand amounts to N9.5 trillion yearly, but unsustainable – FG The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has said the sum of N494,000 national minimum wage being demanded by organized labour, which cumulatively amounts to the sum of N9.5 trillion bill, is capable of destabilizing the economy and jeopardizing the welfare of over 200 million Nigerians. Idris stated this at a news conference in Abuja in response to the threat by the organized labor to embark on strike if their demands were not met. He said the offer of N60,000 minimum wage by the Federal Government, which translates to a 100% increase on the existing minimum wage of 2019, has been accepted by the organized private sector, which is a member of the tripartite committee of the negotiations team. “The Federal Government’s New Minimum Wage proposal amounts to a 100% increase on the existing minimum wage 2019. Labour, however, wanted N494,000, which would increase by 1,547% on the existing wage. “The sum of N494,000 national minimum wage which Labour is seeking would cumulatively amount to the sum N9.5 trillion bill to the Federal Government of Nigeria. “Nigerians need to understand that whereas the FG is desirous of ample remuneration for Nigerian workers, what is most critical is that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will not encourage any action that could lead to massive job loss, especially in the private sector, who may not be able to pay the wage demanded by the Organised Labour,” he said. The Minister said even though Labour is keen on the take-home pay of about 1.2 million workers, the Federal Government is concerned with the welfare of over 200 million Nigerians based on its Guiding Principle of Affordability, Sustainability, and the overall health of the nation’s economy. Idris appealed to the Organised Labour to return to the negotiating table and embrace reasonable and realistic wages for their members. He said because of the commitment of the Tinubu administration to the welfare of workers, the wage award of 35,000 for Federal workers would continue until a new national minimum wage is introduced. Rabiu Ibrahim Special Assistant (Media) to the Minister of Information and National Orientation. June 1, 2024

@FMINONigeria I expect that you compel the state government to cushion the effect of this hardship rather trying to justify the inability of the Federal government to make life easy for the ordinary Nigerians. As Minister you live on the masses funds, your fueling, feeding and accommodation...

@alexottiofr My condolences to the State and the family. Adieu Dr.

It is with a heavy heart that we received the news of the passing of a distinguished leader and pioneer, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, the First Civilian Governor of the Old Abia State. As we mourn his loss, we also celebrate his remarkable legacy. Dr. Onu was a man of exceptional character and wisdom, whose contributions to our state and nation will never be forgotten. His commitment to public service was unparalleled, and his leadership qualities are exemplary and guidance for all. His statesmanship and dedication to the welfare of our people have set a standard for all of us in public service. His life was a testament to the power of decency, decorum, and contentment. In honour of Dr Onu, we pledge to continue the democratic journey he so bravely charted, ensuring that the well-being of every Abian remains our utmost priority. His legacy will live on as we strive to emulate his virtues and uphold the values he cherished. Our thoughts are with the Onu family, the people of Ebonyi State, and all who grieve this monumental loss. May his soul find eternal peace, and may those he left behind find strength during this difficult time.

@AromeOmachoko @3MTTNigeria @Abdool_09 @Abdulbaaqi98 @bodmarxchris @DIsiaka19201 @ibrahimelyaqub @justee_nah @MidasTo69760576 @zobobliss @yaqub_MK Kai I miss out, was on transit and was hoping to get to a network area before the time. Hope to get a copy of the slides and recording while looking forward to be a part of the next session.

Turnout = Massive. Session = Electrifying. Feedback = Astonishing. Our Maiden Virtual Series for the Kogi State #3MTT Community was awesome ! The session was tagged 'Embracing Lifelong Learning for Personal and Professional Growth' and had 60+ fellows in attendance.

@3MTTNigeria good morning pls I need to complete my registration. Each time I try to confirm my course on the dashboard to contain es it shows error occurred.pls help, thanks.

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@PBATMediaCentre @KashimSM @officialABAT Good enough that you understand that the current minimum wage is nothing to take home, I also want you to ensure that whatever you arrive at should be feasible and achievable up to the state level. The era of asking states to negotiate with their governors is no longer welcome.

The Vice President, @KashimSM, representing President Bola @officialABAT, has inaugurated a 37-member tripartite committee on the national minimum wage, inaugurated. — The committee comprising of representatives from federal and state governments, the private sector, and organised labor is tasked with recommending a new national minimum wage as the current N30,000 minimum wage expires in March 2024. — Shettima emphasized the urgency for a timely resolution to ensure the emergence of a new minimum wage. — The committee is chaired by former Head of the Civil Service of the Federation Bukar Aji, and it aims to formulate a fair, practical, implementable, and sustainable minimum wage.

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