Corpers Jubilate As New Minimum Wage Reflects In 2020 Budget

Corpers Jubilate As New Minimum Wage Reflects In 2020 Budget.

NYSC Corps Members who never believed that the Muhammadu Buhari led administration will do something wonderful like this, are finally in happy mood as the President captures the new N30,000 minimum wage in the 2020 appropriation bill presented before a joint session of the National Assembly on the afternoon of Tuesday, 8th October 2019.

This also comes as a sigh of relief for workers and labour unions in the country, who had threatened to go on an industrial strike over delay in the implementation of the new wage.

President Buhari stated at the budget presentation, that the increase of N620.28 billion in non-debt recurrent expenditure is a reflection of the new minimum wage.

“The non-debt recurrent expenditure includes N3.6 trillion for personnel and pension costs, an increase of N620.28 billion over 2019.

“This increase reflects the new minimum wage as well as our proposals to improve remuneration and welfare of our Police and Armed Forces.”

In a reaction, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, disclosed that the Federal Government plans to reconstitute a new committee to begin fresh negotiations for the full implementation new national minimum wage.

Senator Ngige, however, warned that the delay in agreement for the full implementation of the new minimum wage may put the Federal and State governments in a difficult position to pay because of the backlog that would arise.

Recall that the DG of NYSC, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim, promised that the payment of the new minimum wage to corps members will commence as soon as the federal government starts paying the public civil servants in the country.

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  1. Pls sir i really need ur help on theirs I have apply for online relocation base on marital, and is yet to be granted. And soon clearance for October will commence and I was posted to benue for my service but in Lagos presently. My problem now is that I can’t go to benue for clearance and I don’t know when my relocation will be granted,should I just wait till I can do remobilization or I should just cancel my request base on marital and work my relocation thanks.

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