Mr Yaman said the current N30,000 minimum wage is not enough to take care of basic needs of Kwarans who deserved an improved salary.
“Labour was, however, not happy with the slow pace at which the issue of the N30,000 wage was being handled by the government,” NLC and TUC said.
The federal government approved N30,000 as minimum wage for workers in 2019.
All the public primary schools visited in the Enugu metropolis were under lock and key.
The country’s current minimum wage is 13,500 Kenyan shillings (N48,444.37) per month.
The pensions board said payment was scheduled to be made in four installments on a quarterly basis.
Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi has condemned the Nigeria Labour Congress’ threat to go on strike, describing it as uncalled-for.
The drivers who filed the UK case welcomed the news but said it was not enough.
The labour union called the strike action to protest the legislature’s bill to remove its power from negotiating minimum wages.
