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Sowore Backs ₦500,000 Monthly Minimum Wage for Nigerian Workers

Sowore Backs ₦500,000 Monthly Minimum Wage for Nigerian Workers

Omoyele Sowore says Nigerian workers should earn a national minimum wage of at least ₦500,000 monthly, citing the rising cost of living and the country’s economic realities. The African Action Congress presidential candidate made the remark after the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress reportedly demanded a ₦500,000 minimum wage at a workers’ rights summit in Birnin Kebbi. Sowore said labour leaders and workers should move beyond declarations and unite to press for what he described as a living wage.

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zaza

What would a ₦500,000 national minimum wage mean for workers across different states, especially with today's rising cost of living?

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hala

Would the same ₦500,000 amount realistically stretch equally in every state?

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peter

The call reflects how strongly the cost of living is shaping wage conversations for many Nigerian workers.

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isaac

The concern is valid, but naming a figure is only one part of the debate; the wider economic realities still need clear consideration.

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grace

Any minimum wage proposal should be discussed alongside living costs and how it can work nationally for employers and workers.

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