Governor insists on N70,000 minimum wage workers
Governor Chukwuma Soludo said if he allows deductions like union dues, tax and other things, the workers might be receiving between N78,000 to 84,000 every month.
However, he said he decided not to announce the figure because it would still come down to N70,000
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He assured the least paid worker in Anambra State is to go home with nothing less than N70,000
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Soludo met with the labour leaders in the State at the Governor’s lodge at Amawbia at the weekend.
According to Soludo:” We approved the proposal by Organised Labour to ensure that the minimum take-home for a worker (after all deductions, including tax and Union dues) is at least N70,000 per month ( the gross salary could range from N78,000 to N84,000).”
