Minimum wage: FG can’t cheat workers — Labour

The organised labour has dismissed insinuations that the Federal Government was not sincere enough to implement the new minimum wage of N30,000.

The President-General of the Trade Union Congress (TUC), Mr Bobboi Kaigama, said this on Monday in Akure during the fifth Triennial Delegates’ Conference of the Ondo State chapter of the union where Com. Helen Odofin emerged the new State Chairman.

Kaigama insisted that the new minimum wage as approved by President Muhammadu Buhari was not a scam.

Kaigama explained that labour unions and their leaders were not sleeping.

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The TUC president assured that organised labour was following developments at the committee to ensure workers were not shortchanged with the new minimum wage table.