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Increase Salaries Immediately, Implement JOHESU Agreement, TUC Rejects FG’s Proposed ₦70,000 Wage Award

The union said temporary relief is unsustainable and cited a possible N300,000 minimum wage as it pressed for full compliance with labor agreements.

  • On Tuesday, President Bola Tinubu announced a six-month transportation allowance, but The Trade Union Congress rejected the proposal, demanding immediate salary increases instead.
  • The TUC argues the government failed to honor past commitments, including the Joint Health Sector Unions agreement and the 2023 wage award, which many workers never received.
  • Labeling the allowance 'haphazard,' The Union proposed raising the lowest workers' salaries to N300,000, citing state governments that have already exceeded N100,000.
  • Asserting that 'welfare is not a privilege,' The TUC demanded sustainable economic justice and full compliance with agreements, rejecting temporary relief measures.
  • Awaiting the final outcome of scheduled meetings with The Federal Government, The TUC continues to defend workers' rights, threatening further action if wage justice demands remain unaddressed.
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tvcnews.tv broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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