Strike: Reno Omokri Explains Why Tinubu Cannot Pay Workers N494,000: “They’re Fighting a Proxy War”

Strike: Reno Omokri Explains Why Tinubu Cannot Pay Workers N494,000: “They’re Fighting a Proxy War”

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Legit.ng reported that on Monday, June 3, banks, hospitals, airports, and government offices ceased operations in compliance with the Labour union's directives.

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The unions declared an indefinite strike on Friday, May 31 demanding N494,000 as the new minimum wage. A proposal the federal government rejected and presented a N60,000 offer.

Reacting to the development, Omokri in a post shared on his X page maintained that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu cannot pay N494,000 due to the current economic condition.

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