NECA Commends Imo and Ebonyi States for N104,000 Minimum Wage Increase
The Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA) praises Imo and Ebonyi State Governors for increasing the minimum wage to N104,000, urging other states to follow suit. NECA's Oyerinde emphasized the importance of enhancing worker productivity through fair wages, especially in the face of economic challenges.
The move by Imo and Ebonyi States to raise the minimum wage aligns with the need for improved worker welfare and economic sustainability. Oyerinde highlighted the significance of state governments utilizing increased federal allocations to address economic issues and ensure sustainable minimum wage levels for workers, promoting productivity and motivation in the workforce.
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