The governor also highlighted his administration’s efforts in bolstering education.
He described the project as a significant step towards reducing transportation costs for workers in the state.
He added that the governor had also advised the organised private sector to take a cue from the policy.
SSS operatives arrested the NLC president at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, as he was about to embark on a flight to the United Kingdom.
Mr Ajaero explained that the increase contradicts the agreement with Mr Tinubu’s government on the national minimum wage, describing the increase as traumatic and nightmare.
Mr Adejobi said the Briton is wanted over an alleged plot to overthrow the democratically elected government of President Bola Tinubu.
“We urge the authorities to end this pattern of brazen impunity and respect the right of labour unions to agree or disagree with the government,” said Amnesty International.
TUC said the invasion was an overreach by security forces, a direct threat to the rights of Nigerians.
“Comrades, armed security men, both in uniform and mufti, just invaded the Labour House in their numbers and were at the 10th Floor and 2nd Floor,” Mr Ajaero said.
“People should turn to God, repent, seek for forgiveness and divine intervention on the challenges,” he said.
