A political and inflationary decision according to the experts. Under pressure from the union, including the Nigeria Labor Congress, President Muhammadu Buhari, 75, is about to approve a report on raising the minimum wage to 30,000 naira, or 83 dollars or 44,500 CFA. The problem, the majority of citizens of this country, employed by the…...
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Pushed by double-digit inflation, Nigeria raises minimum wage
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Invested last October in the primaries of his party, APC (All Progressives Congress) by 14 million votes, President Muhammadu Buhari, will face the opposition party candidate, the PDP (Peoples Democratic Party) in the presidential elections in February 2019.
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