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Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by sleek214(m): 6:58am On May 04 |
Clown |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Enemyofpeace: 6:58am On May 04 |
Dey play. How much seun dey pay him moderators? |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Babysho(m): 6:59am On May 04 |
Danabu: Even in the most capitalistic and free market country in the world USA, their government set price control on food and sometimes on rent. You can't have the prices of food skyrocket anyhow, you'll throw that society into anarchy. 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by SPAMBOX7: 7:02am On May 04 |
Danabu:Chai na why to run businesse sweet for this country. Nobody to come dey tell you how to run your businesses. I saw one woman in IG selling 6 pots of soup for 850k. People dey wail she no send ![]() Business is sweet in this country |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by CodeTemplar: 7:07am On May 04 |
Imagine Joseph and Pharoah printing money when famine revelation came. Inatead they produced and bypassed lack directly but didn't try to grab manmade useless notes. |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Akaegwu(m): 7:18am On May 04 |
olaideeeedris:Ogbomosho weed on the beat |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Akaegwu(m): 7:21am On May 04 |
Quest7777:Stop smoking, |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by sonnie10: 7:24am On May 04 |
@Donaldoni come see another breakdown here. Do you think they deserve more than that #70k ? |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Love800(m): 7:24am On May 04 |
Are you sure that you are correct about the defination of purchasing power? To me, i think purchasing power means when workers are paid high salary, so that they can buy whatever they need or want. So purchasing power means high or increased salary. olaideeeedris: 3 Likes |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by cjudy(m): 7:25am On May 04 |
ForValour:You get sense at all? In your corntree what’s over the roof spending? Can you point any of the expenditure that’s expensive? Bag of rice is 75k, Gas is 1200/kg, Yam, plantain, tomatoes? A liter of fuel is almost 1000 in some area. You zone B are irredeemable 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Love800(m): 7:28am On May 04 |
But you did not state your reasons how increased inflation will not led to inflation, So as to counter what he said. So the question is, will high salary led to inflation? 1Alex: |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by cjudy(m): 7:29am On May 04 |
kenny160:Let it crippled the economy so everyone can rest. Your useless politicians who sat doing nothing are seriously stealing millions infact they’re now stealing billions of Naira of recent and here you’re saying half a million will cripple our economy. Let it cripple it so everyone will rest. No one get the monopoly of stealing. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by ForValour: 7:30am On May 04 |
cjudy:You be rat. How much you dey spend per month? Ode. |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by manmade(m): 7:31am On May 04 |
seborrhic:It doesn't work that way most times,, more money in circulation doesn't necessarily lead to inflation, where there is more money and increase in the level of productivity, what would happen is deflation which is the direct opposite of inflation , this would improve the living standards of workers on fixed salaries as against the inflation that favours mostly the business men. 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Procashtips(m): 7:32am On May 04 |
₦150k max Minimum should be ₦100k You must be realistic to know that anything below ₦100k solved nothing and anything above ₦150k causes more harm to both the workers and the economy. 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Love800(m): 7:34am On May 04 |
I dont understand dis ur post. Can u be more clearer? I know dat you are not refering to me. But i will like to understand this your post. Nolevel666: |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by TK9680: 7:38am On May 04 |
Very unfortunate. NLC has totally lost it. The most unproductive corrupt people in this economy asking for an astronomical increase in salaries that will eventually cause inflation. |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by olaideeeedris(m): 7:38am On May 04 |
Akaegwu:I don't often make comments on Nairaland because of poorly raised children like u. Only God knows when your dad bought u the phone you are using. It's just unfortunate that someone like u wud want to delve into politics tomorrow with a head bereft of ideas. Anyway, I don't blame u. |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Love800(m): 7:38am On May 04 |
Whats your point exactly? What are trying to say pls? If what he says is not the solution, then what is the solution? Nolevel666: |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by olaideeeedris(m): 7:40am On May 04 |
Nolevel666:Be very careful boy. Don't hide behind the keypads and insult your father. 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Mandesz(m): 7:40am On May 04 |
GanagiBitrus:Your submission is subjective and based on self interest. Most of u not salary earners don't know the importance of increase in minimum wage. If the situation is left like this, in a couple of year most Nigerians ( including non salary earners) will live in abject poverty. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Kfredo27: 7:42am On May 04 |
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Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by DJInfluence: 7:43am On May 04 |
Govt should pay for their accommodation, fuel, medicals? This makes zero sense. Unrealistic demands. They should add sex allowance too. True the minimum wage must be increased but all these other demands eh.... |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by olaideeeedris(m): 7:43am On May 04 |
codedguy1: |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Love800(m): 7:43am On May 04 |
So if you dont agree with the increased minimum wage, what solution do you think will work out? seborrhic: |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Love800(m): 7:48am On May 04 |
What do you mean by increase in the level of productivity? manmade: |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by idahme(m): 7:55am On May 04 |
olaideeeedris: This prices were too much for people who lived in the 70s and 80s and 90s, only those who earn 6digits in Dollars could afford at that time. In 1998 minimum wage was #5500 which is equal to $250 and $250 today is same as #350000 ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by cjudy(m): 7:57am On May 04 |
ForValour:This fool think say we Dey the same level. Go and find your level. If you don’t have any reasonable thing to say, go cut grass. |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by Triumped: 7:58am On May 04 |
this actually makes nlc one big joke |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by rajiedreez: 7:59am On May 04 |
Shior, I wonder what goes through these people's head in their meetings |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by tosinet(m): 8:05am On May 04 |
pharmagba: NLC are not serious with the bogus figures they are putting forward, how will they convince anyone. We are talking about minimum wage earner here i.e the least wage that should be paid anywhere in Nigeria. How will a minimum wage earner be living in a house of 40000 per month, that's 480000 per year. Note we are talking about wage for unskilled workers like cleaners, attendants, maid, etc. even private school teachers should not be minimum wage earners but for weak labour laws in Nigeria. How many private establishment is even paying the existing minimum wage even for graduates in their employ? Medical expenses of 50k per month when health insurance in oyo state is less than 14000/annum for standard package while premium subscription is like 50-100k per annum. Electricity bill of 20k/month Waste management bill of 10k/month For unskilled workers wage? Or maybe NLC is talking about the wage of skilled workers with HND, Bsc etc. 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Workers Release Breakdown Of Proposed ₦615,000 Minimum Wage by MichaelSokoto(m): 8:09am On May 04 |
I was even thinking d 615k was for a full year oo! ![]() dis ppl are seriously mad abeg! They want to curse multi devastating super hyper inflation! Idiots! ![]() |
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