The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has explained how it would ensure that all state governors implement the new minimum wage of N30,000.
The body spoke through its president, Ayuba Wabba, yesterday at the launch of Oyo State Pensioners’ House in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital. The complex is home to a 1,000-seater event hall, a radio station, a clinic for pensioners and an ICT centre.
Wabba, who was represented by Waheed Olojede, the Oyo State NLC chairman, described leaders of government as “enemies of workers”. 
Addressing workers on the union’s action on the new minimum wage, he added: “We thank God that the struggle for a new wage which began in 2011, was finally laid to rest with the assent of President Muhammadu Buhari last Thursday. The assent has made it a law, therefore making it incumbent on all employers of labour to pay every Nigerian worker N30,000 as minimum wage.
“Unfortunately, leaders of governments at all tiers are enemies of workers. They never at anytime want to succumb to the provision of the law, when it comes to the right and welfare of the workers. But having secured N30,000, we will make sure all governors implement it 100 per cent.
“The process has the inclusion and full participation of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum. We will go ahead in prosecuting 100 per cent of the new pay to the Nigerian workers.”
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