He said that the situation has brought about dire consequences on productivity, economy and wellbeing of the citizens.
He said the decision to embark on the one-day national protest was imperative as children of the poor had continued to remain at home.
NLC said four out of the 36 states have yet to commence or implement the minimum wage since 2019 when FG began implementation of the wage.
NLC on Monday in Abuja admonished delegates to the presidential primary elections of political parties not to vote for aspirants with anti-progressives credentials.
The group said government at all levels should be more concerned about ensuring the peace and security of every citizen.
NLC has threatened to embark on a nationwide three-day warning strike in solidarity with affiliate unions in the universities and students.
Mr Wabba said the call was imperative in the interest of the Nigerian children who are from poor homes.
“No permission is required under the law for peaceful assembly of workers and citizens.”
“We will strongly advocate against removing labour from the Exclusive Legislative List. Not even during the military era was this contemplated.”
“Carbonated and sugary drinks will impose immense hardship on ordinary Nigerians who easily keep hunger at bay with a bottle of soft drink and maybe a loaf of bread.”
