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Workers Day: No Governor Should Have Peace If They Don’t Pay N30, 000 Minimum Wage- Mulade

“Urges Workers To Remain Committed, Focused
Niger Delta based human rights activist/environmentalist cum World Peace Ambassador, Comrade Sheriff Mulade, has felicitated with Nigerian workers as they celebrate the 2019 international labour day on Wednesday May 1, 2019.
Comrade Mulade, while congratulating workers, said that no Nigerian governor should be allowed to have peace if they don’t implement and pay the signed N30, 000 minimum wage Act which according to him will go a long way to cushion the hardship being faced by Nigerian workers.
Amb. Mulade who is also the National Coordinator, Centre For Peace and Environmental Justice, CEPEJ, commended Nigerian workers for always working hard showing resilience and doggedness in discharge of their duties.
He urged workers to be committed, focused and steadfast and shun epicurean attitude while carrying out their duties.
The CEPEJ Boss enjoined workers to make sure they rally for the rights of workers in all sectors of the country in order to get all-round benefit.
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