The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) says its demand for the new National Minimum Wage remains N250,000.

Its Acting President, Mr Adewale Adeyanju, who stated this in a statement, while reacting to President Bola Tinubu Democracy Day speech yesterday, clarified that the President may have been misled into believing that there was an agreement with organized labour during the tripartite negotiation process.

Adeyanju also noted that the union had not seen a copy of the document submitted to Mr President by the Tripartite National Minimum Wage Negotiation Committee, which he had promised to use as guide to pass an Executive Bill to the National Assembly.

Recall that the Federal Government had offered N62,000 as the new national minimum wage, at the end of the tripartite committee meeting, involving the Organised Private Sector (OPS).

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