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Celebrating Workers’ Day: Nigerian Workers reacts to 30,000 Naira Minimum Wage

By Guardian Exclusive
01 May 2024   |   3:33 am
As we share the resilience and dedication of workers in Nigeria on this dedicated day, GuardianTV shines the spotlight on the pressing issue of fair compensation and also explores some other challenges of workers across the nation. We spoke with Nigerian workers and they reacted to the current 30,000 Naira minimum wage and other issues affecting the workforce.

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