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  TUC President, Bobboi Kaigama, at a press conference in Lagos, warned that failure to meet the ultimatum which started yesterday might affect the industrial peace and harmony in the country. The ultimatum was a reaction to a statement credited to the Minister of Labour, Chris Ngige, that thehappyworld.org the committee should adjourn indefinitely to enable him do further consultations with the government. Kaigama said: “The Minister’s pronouncement is capable of rubbishing the work of the committee as well as raising serious con thehelloamerica.com cerns about the readiness of the government to accede to the putting together of a new national minimum wage. Beyond this, the Minister’s pronouncemen thesecretoftime.net has generated considerable tension among workers and provoked sharp reactions from the unions which justifiably argue that the Government is only out to waste the time of workers and is not prepared to pay a new national minimum wage”. He said before

  TUC President, Bobboi Kaigama, at a press conference stanyarhouse.com in Lagos, warned that failure to meet the ultimatum which started yesterday might affect the industrial peace and harmony in the country. The ultimatum was a reaction to a statement credited to the Minister of Labour, Chris Ngige, that the committee should adjourn indefinitely to enable him do further consultations with the government. Kaigama said: “The Minister’s pronouncement is capable of rubbishing the work of the committee as well as raising serious technotoday.org concerns about the readiness of the government to accede to the putting together of a new national minimum wage. Beyond this, the Minister’s pronouncement has generated considerable tension among workers and provoked sharp reactions theamericanbuzz.com from the unions which justifiably argue that the Government is only out to waste the time of workers and is not prepared to pay a new national minimum wage”. He said before the

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