The FCTA secretariat is bustling with activities as normalcy returns after the suspension of the planned solidarity protest by labour unions on Tuesday.
The minister commended JOHESU’s crucial role in the health sector.
He said that Zamfara was the only state in Nigeria yet to implement the N70,000 minimum wage.
Without gainsaying the fact, the tax reform bills have been unarguably about the most thought-provoking issues in Nigeria today.
The leadership of the unions gave the commendation in separate interviews on Friday in Abuja.
Labour unions in Cross River are still negotiating the new minimum wage with the state government.
Mr Okonkwo said, “Every member of Labour Party is confused today as to the future of Labour Party because of lack of leadership from PO over the party.’’
FG and the labour unions failed to reach an agreement after several meetings.
The initiative was part of issues emanating from a tax awareness march on Monday at the Margaret Umahi International Market, Abakaliki, by members of CSOs.
Mr Magaji also said the issues of employment and replacement of workers in the health sector must be taken as an emergency.
