The Federal Government of Nigeria has issued a stern warning to private sector employers: pay your workers a minimum of N70,000 or face the consequences! This new minimum wage law is designed to address the country's current economic reality, ensuring no Nigerian worker, whether in government or private employment, earns less than the minimum wage.

According to Kachollom Daju, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Labour and Employment, paying less than N70,000 is now a punishable crime ¹. This directive was emphasized at the 13th Annual General Meeting of the Employers Association for Private Employment Agencies of Nigeria in Lagos.

*Key Takeaways:*

- _Minimum Wage:_ N70,000 is the new standard for all Nigerian workers.
- _Consequences:_ Employers who pay less will face punishment.

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The incorporated trustees of Ikeja Computer Village Market Traders and Stakeholders Joint Management Lagos, have appealed to Mrs Folasade Tinubu Ojo to promptly comply with the Ikeja High court’s judgement on computer village market and stop being in contempt of the court of law.

whistle-blower who instigated the process that led to the discovery of over N13 billion at the Osborne Towers, Ikoyi in Lagos. That incident, besides opening the government to ridicule, raised several questions about the whole policy. It also revealed that when it comes to keeping agreements, our government can hardly be trusted.


According to the policy, a whistle-blower was entitled to between 2.5 per cent and five per cent, provided there was a voluntary return of stolen or concealed public funds. Although such a figure is outrageous, many viewed with amusement the sharp dispute over payment to the Ikoyi whistle-blower. What is even more perplexing was that incident became a media event, while the said informant was subjected to all kinds of ordeal, with insinuations that he was insane to the extent he might not be able to manage the huge money that would accrue to him. If nothing else, that incident dealt a huge damage to its credibility, and evidently led to the loss of confidence in the policy.


Now that President Tinubu is said to be interested in reviving the idea, so many issues would have to be investigated. Besides, even if the National Assembly passes the proposed bill when eventually presented, the federal government must act with sincerity of purpose for it to make any meaning. Nigerians would also like to know how much was realised from previous efforts and how the money was expended.

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I was producing music for fun. When I was still very young I used to rap with my brothers. Sometimes we needed beats to do rap-battles and one of my friends intruduced me to fruity loops I practiced with it and it was just for fun.

I came to Lagos after my brothers left I was sleeping in this studio then “Hit Factory Studio,” Olamide usually visits this Hit Factory Studio to record his songs. When he left Coded Tunes, I recorded his debut album “First of all” with Pheelz. (Fast forward...)

I lost my mom in 2018, when this happened my energy and everything drained up. I started slowing down with producing beats and music. I took a step back. After 2 years I discovered that I had lots of songs in my system. My friend's insisted I released the song that they were dope songs. So I released one song and people loved it. I wasn't taking it seriously at the time until I met my manager Iseoma. While she was trying to encourage me to start releasing the songs I wasn't feeling them, I was kinda OK being a producer. She dragged me back to Nigeria. After everything we released “DADA.” Davido liked the song and we did a remix after that remix everything turned up.

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A 16-year-old teenager, identified as Azeez Tajudeen, in the Ijanikin area of Lagos, lured his 4-year-old neighbour, Ibrahim to a primary school and k!lled him for a N50, 000 ransom.

Azeez Tajudeen was said to have st@bbed and str@ngled the victim.

He also rem0ved his intestines, kidney and cut 0ff of his m@nhood.

According to Azeez, a man named Osho had approached him and asked him to get him fresh human parts and that he would be paid N50,000 in return.

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Mommy of Lagos says he plans to have her own kids in five years' time after returning from prison to assert his status among Lagos girls.

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The Lagos State govt increasing boarding fees from N35k to "N100,000 per term" in this present hardship, is the height of w!ckedness