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FG commits to girls’ education, empowerment
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FG commits to girls’ education, empowerment

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By Funmilayo Adeyemi

The Minister of State for Education, Prof. Suwaiba Ahmed, has reiterated the Federal Government’s commitment to strengthening support for girls’ education and empowerment in the country.

Ahmed spoke in Abuja on Thursday during a road walk for the Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Employment (AGILE) programme.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the inscription for the AGILE road walk is tagged Madubi, and the programme is designed to improve secondary education for girls in Nigeria.

Madubi is a Hausa word meaning “mirror” and it aims to increase public awareness and action on girls’ education.

The minister stressed the importance of girls’ education in driving national development, noting that more support would be given to the initiative.

According to her, the road walk is for “the girl to see herself in us as a mirror for a better future.

“We support every programme that seeks to empower the girl-child.

“At the Federal Ministry of Education, we have our own programme that we are going to launch soon to ensure that we empower the girl-child.

“But AGILE is wonderful in terms of giving opportunity to the girl-child by providing access and opportunity for the girl-child to flourish in our society.

“We hope to see other programmes that will ensure every girl-child has the opportunity to reach her full potential,” she said.

Also speaking, the AGILE National Project Coordinator, Mrs Amina Haruna, said the initiative was established to ensure that no girl is left behind in education and to reduce the number of out-of-school children.

Haruna explained that educating girls leads to societal transformation, saying that the slogan Madubi symbolises the girl as a reflection of society.

Sharing the project’s success stories, Haruna said the initiative was being implemented in 18 states, resulting in the construction of classrooms, provision of WASH facilities, and distribution of learning materials to schools.

“We have renovated about 10,000 classrooms. We have built about 475 schools.

“Where there’s a primary school, we try to build a junior secondary school. Where there’s a junior secondary school, we build a senior secondary school.

“We are doing this to bring schools closer to the girls. We don’t want the girls to walk long distances before reaching school.

“And according to the education policy, no girl-child or any child should have to walk more than five kilometres to access school.

“So that transition from one level to the next will be easier for adolescent girls,” she said.

The national coordinator further stated that in 2025, plans were underway to accelerate progress by constructing more classrooms, expanding WASH facilities, and providing more scholarships to the poorest households.

Regarding the challenges of girls’ education due to social norms, she said the organisation was partnering with the Sultan Foundation to address any resistance from communities hosting the projects. (NAN) (www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Tosin Kolade

NNPC Ltd, Partners launch 5 mini LNG plants in Kogi
Oil & Gas

NNPC Ltd, Partners launch 5 mini LNG plants in Kogi

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By Emmanuella Anokam
The Federal Government on Thursday began the construction of five Mini Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Plants in Ajaokuta, Kogi State.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the plants are to facilitate rapid access to gas to deepen its utilisation among Nigerians.

The plants are being developed by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd.) in partnership with PRIME LNG, NGML/Gasnexus LNG, BUA LNG, Highland LNG and LNG Arete.

The project will be constructed on 33,000 hectares of land, with combined capacity of 97.5 million standard cubic feet of gas per day, and a 500 million dollars investment.

The project is a multifaceted virtual pipeline development, in line with the ‘Decade of Gas’ agenda.

They will produce Condensate, Liquified Natural Gas, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and to increasing gas availability.

At the ground breaking of the plants, Mr Ekperikpe Ekpo, Minister of State Petroleum Resources (Gas) said the project was to deepen the utilisation of Nigeria’s abundant natural gas resources.

Ekpo said he was confident in the NNPC Ltd.’s promise to deliver the project on schedule.

He commended the state government for its pledge to provide adequate security to facilitate its execution.

He described the natural gas as a veritable vehicle for accelerating Nigeria’s industrialisation, economic prosperity, and working to achieve the Nation’s commitments to a just and equitable energy transition.

“I commend the outstanding efforts of the NNPC Ltd. and its partners, who worked round the clock to achieve this milestone, as we look forward to a smooth and safe project delivery of all five plants.

“The Ministry stands with the NNPC Ltd. and partners, to support initiatives that align with the goals of harnessing Nigeria’s abundant gas resources for economic development and reduction of carbon footprint,” he said.

In his address, Malam Mele Kyari, Group Chief Executive Officer, NNPC Ltd., said the project has strategic location and proximity to the Northern market.

He said it would deliver a cost-effective, long-term and reliable natural gas solution to industrial and commercial customers.

Kyari said the NNPC Ltd. was committed to delivering the project, which would utilise domestic gas reserves and reduce reliance on polluting fuels.

In his remarks, Gov. Ahmed Ododo of Kogi said the project was a collective commitment towards embracing cleaner energy in the country for economic prosperity.

Ododo said the project aligned with the global effort to combat climate change, carbon emissions and achieve energy security.

“Economic benefits of this project cannot be overemphasised as it is setting the state for brighter and more prosperous future, leveraging cleaner energy future.

“We will ensure that both the investments and the investors are safe,” he said.

The governor, while stating that Kogi is blessed with abundant mineral resources and open for investments, expressed the readiness of the host communities to safeguard the massive investment.

Also speaking, Sen. Natasha Uduaghan, Chairman, Senate Committee on Local Content, appreciated President Bola Tinubu for passing the executive order for establishing the plant.

“Gas is the future. It is a new paradigm shift for the country because the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) Gas Pipeline Project will be completed in the second quarter of 2025,” she said.

Uduaghan said that the project would spur economic activities and revenue generation.

She also expressed optimism that the Ajaokuta steel company would resume production soon for enhanced economic growth.

The gas liquefaction project will create opportunities for gas commercialisation and supports the Federal Government’s flare down initiative.

It will also provide a flexible solution to increase gas penetration in remote locations where pipeline infrastructure does not exist.(NAN) (www.nannews.ng)

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Edited by Ismail Abdulaziz

Expert urges FG to digitalise civil service for efficiency
Science & Tech

Expert urges FG to digitalise civil service for efficiency

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By Diana Omueza

Dr Gabriel Akinremi, a data privacy and protection expert, has urged the Federal Government to digitalise the civil service for efficiency, enhance service delivery and data protection.

Akinremi gave the advice in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Abuja in commemoration of Global Data Privacy Day.

The Data Privacy Day is globally celebrated on Jan. 28 to raise awareness on the importance of protecting personal information and promoting privacy practice.

The week is celebrated in Nigeria by the Nigerian Data Protection Commission from Jan. 28 to Feb. 4, with the theme “Fostering Trust and Inclusion Through Data Privacy”.

Akinremi said that as governments across the globe were digitalising public services, Nigeria needed to follow to enhance the service, provide digital protections and privacy for identities of civil servants.

“As the digital transformation of governmental operations is gaining momentum worldwide, Nigeria should not be an exception, ” he said.

He said that the introduction of the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), was central to Nigeria’s efforts at modernising public services and streamlining interactions with citizens.

Akinremi said that transforming the digital identity management in Nigeria’s civil service would reduce the threats, breaches, losses and misuse of civil servants data

He also said that the digitalisation of the civil service would bring significant improvement in the service, aid effective monitoring, and improve public sector transparency and accountability.

“Digital transformation will ensure compliance to rules and regulations, and most importantly, ensure the protection and privacy of civil servants data.

“It would also improve the resilience of digital identity systems and advance the privacy rights of Nigerian civil servants,” he said.

According to him, the enactment, implementation and enforcement of compliance on data protection regulations in civil service remains crucial for its digitalisation.

Akinremi urged the government to invest in standard cyber-security technologies and skilled personnel to prevent cyber-attacks of civil service data-base.

He gave advice on the need for regular audit and assessment of the digital identity systems to easily identify threats and vulnerabilities, and provide swift solutions to dangers.

NAN reports that the Nigeria Data Protection Commission recently launched the National Certification Programme for Data Protection Officers (DPOs). (NAN)

Edited by Kadiri Abdulrahman

FG supports 2,000 wheat farmers in Niger
Agriculture

FG supports 2,000 wheat farmers in Niger

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By Rita Iliya

The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, on Thursday distributed inputs to 2000 farmers for dry season wheat farming in Niger.

 

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the scheme is under the National Agricultural Growth Scheme and Agro-Pocket (NAGS-AP).

 

Mr Ishaku Buba, National Project Officer of NAGS-AP, disclosed this during the distribution for the 2024/2025 in Garafini and Swashi communities in Borgu.

 

NAN reports that the scheme had taken off on 2,000 hectares of land in the two communities using mechanised farming methods.

Buba, who was represented by Musaku Emmanuel, said the initiative was a collaborative effort aimed at making Nigeria self-sufficient in wheat production.

 

“This initiative is expected to improve the living conditions of the community and address the shortfall of wheat production in the country.

 

“SMK Nigeria Limited provides the farmers with NPK and Urea fertilisers as well as certified and improved seeds of wheat,” he said.

 

Buba noted that the initiative was part of the Federal Government’s effort to boost wheat production in the country.

 

Alhaji Adamu Jibril, District Head of Garafini, who is also a wheat farmer lauded the gesture.

 

He expressed optimism that it would improve wheat production and livelihoods in the community.

 

“This initiative is aimed at improving the livelihoods of my subjects, and creating a sustainable economy,” he said.

Also speaking, Samaila Ismail, a farmer, said: “With the modern techniques, we have moved from peasant farming to mechanised farming, using tractors and planters to enhance our productivity.

 

“In the past, we used to get half a tonne per hectare, but now we can get three tonnes per hectare, which is 30 bags of wheat,” he said.

 

Ismail added that with this scheme, wheat importation would soon be a thing of the past in Nigeria.

 

He said that the support received would encourage more farmers to embrace wheat farming. (NAN)

Edited by Abigael Joshua and Yakubu Uba

FG lifts 5-year ban on mining exploration in Zamfara
Economy/Business

FG lifts 5-year ban on mining exploration in Zamfara

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By Martha Agas

The Federal Government has lifted the ban on mining exploration and other related activities in Zamfara, after five years.

The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr Dele Alake disclosed this at a press briefing on Sunday in Abuja.

Alake said the move was made following significant improvement on the security situation in the state.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls  that the Federal Government banned all forms of mining activities in Zamfara in 2019, following alarming reports of banditry and its link to illegal mining.

Alake  said that insecurity in the state had been reduced to a manageable level to facilitate the operation of legitimate mining activities.

He said that reversing the ban would support efforts to boost the country’s economic profile, particularly as the state possessed critical minerals in commercial quantities needed for energy transition.

“The nation has a lot to gain from reawakened economic activities in a highly mineralised state like Zamfara that is imbued with vast Gold, Lithium, and Copper belts,” he said.

The minister explained that the ban had created a vacuum, which was exploited by illegal miners to rob the nation of its resources.

“The concomitant result was the colossal loss of revenue to the affected communities, local government, the state and the Federal Government as legitimate owners were forced to shut down operations,” he explained.

According to Alake, President Bola Tinubu is determined to address insecurity in the country by deploying intelligence-gathering and other security operations to neutralise merchants of insecurity

He stated that Tinubu’s strategy had led to the neutralisation of key bandit commanders, thereby significantly reducing incidents of insecurity across the nation.

“ A recent success was the capture of one of the most wanted bandit commanders, Halilu Sububu, in a covert operation in Zamfara.”

According to him,  the government is responsible for  protecting lives and property, and contingency plans have already been made to protect mining operators in Zamfara and other states.

He further explained that the strategies adopted to achieve the feat were increased intelligence gathering by relevant security agencies, who would work alongside the mining operators.

The minister stated that  lifting of the ban would also facilitate better regulation of mining activities in the state.

He added that the host communities would also benefit from the ban lift through the implementation of corporate social responsibility projects by the mining companies.

According  to him,  the move will ensure the country benefits from the state’s rich mineral resources, and the significant contributions of the sector to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product.

In another development, the minister explained the provisions of its Memorandum of Understanding(MOU) with France, on boosting mining in the country.

He reassured that the agreement does not imply Nigeria was relinquishing control over its mineral resources or entering into any military pact with France.

NAN recalls that the minister on Dec. 1,  announced an MOU with France to develop joint projects to promote and diversify the value chain of the critical minerals in the solid minerals sector of both countries.

The partnership is also to open opportunities for the remediation of more than 2,000 abandoned pits in the country through environmental rehabilitation and post-mining projects intervention plans.

“The high point of the MOU is on training and capacity building for our mining professionals.

“We need all the assistance we can get in terms of capacity, technical, and financial support from abroad, and that wasn’t even the first we are signing,” he said. (NAN)

Edited by Chioma Ugboma

FG’s policies, reforms will impact populace in 2025 – ICSAN
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FG’s policies, reforms will impact populace in 2025 – ICSAN

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By Rukayat Moisemhe

The Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria (ICSAN) says the populace will begin to feel the impact of the Federal Government’s different sectoral reforms to boost and revamp the economy in 2025.

ICSAN president, Mrs Funmi Ekundayo, made the assertion at the institute’s media parley on Thursday in Lagos.

Ekundayo stated that the different sectoral reforms which required gestational period would begin to gain a lot of traction in 2025.

She urged citizens to continue to be resilient for a positive horizon and a more prosperous Nigeria where the different reforms would have taken shape.

“Government has been doing a whole lot with regards to reforms but the room that is largest in this world is the room for improvement.

“We must improve the narrative as regards the country’s macroeconomic indicators and government must address inflation figures and continue with the right reforms in place to stabilise the economy.

“In a bid to diversify away from oil export, government must do better in the area of mechanised agriculture and provide the necessary support such as power and other essential infrastructure for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) and manufacturing.

“We must develop the country’s human capital, spur innovation and ensure productivity is on the high side to create new economic growth opportunities,” she said.

The ICSAN president also urged government to address the cost of governance, ensuring it is at the barest minimum, to encourage the citizens to make the sacrifices required of them.

She added that government must expend more efforts to encourage digitalisation, while engendering policy sustainability.

“There is no environment with higher yields than Nigeria, but policy summersaults have been observed to affect investors interests.

“If we have a sustainable policy regime, investors will troop in and the economy will flourish better,” she said.

Addressing the new minimum wage increment, Ekundayo said the development was expected to significantly improve the purchasing power of Nigerians, particularly civil servants.

She noted that while the increment would help improve quality of life, standard of living, boost economic growth and increase productivity, it had the potential to inflate the economy.

Speaking on the institute’s achievements in the last one year, the ICSAN president said the institute had been able to record some remarkable milestones, forging partnership with various stakeholders.

She added that ICSAN had increased its penetration into the public sector to further entrench good public governance in the sector.

“We also unveiled our master’s in governance programme, signed several Memorandums of Understanding, got over 300 new members, collaborated with several state governments and began our penetration in the northern part of the country,” she said.

Ekundayo revealed that the institute’s old secretariat had been demolished, the award of contract signed off and work would soon begin.

She called for support in achieving the projected ICSAN tower, while the institute continued to partner with relevant stakeholders, provide value to members and make its contributions to national development.

She lauded the media for its worthy partnership in propagating the ethos of good corporate governance and pledged that the relationship would be deepened in the coming years. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Oluwole Sogunle

FG hands over 15 CNG buses to transport unions
Economy/Business

FG hands over 15 CNG buses to transport unions

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By Gabriel Agbeja

The Federal Government has handed over 15 Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)-powered buses to three transport unions in Abuja, to alleviate the burden of fuel subsidy removal on the residents.

The Minister of Transportation, Sen. Said Alkali, handed over the buses to National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN), and National Association of Road Transport Owners (NARTO).

Alkali at the ceremony on Thursday, said the initiative was in fulfillment of President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Clean Energy Transport Scheme.

He said moving to compressed natural gas would cut down carbon emissions, reduce cost of fuel for transport operators, and enable growth of a cleaner and more efficient transportation system.

The minister said the buses also symbolised the government’s commitment to empowering citizens, while transitioning to a cleaner energy economy.

“The Presidential Compressed Natural Gas Initiative is a bold statement of Nigeria’s intent to take control of its resources and utilise them for the benefit of its people.

“We have been exporting our raw materials for decades only to import finished goods at a premium.

“We exported crude oil and imported refined petroleum; we exported palm oil, cocoa, and rubber and imported soap, chocolate, and tires. The time has come to break this cycle,” he said.

According to him, the nation will not continue to export gas only to import products like fertilizers or other derivatives, but to harness the gas to power the economy.

“Nations like Japan, which import our gas, have demonstrated their transformative potential.

“They use gas to drive their transportation sector, reduce their reliance on petrol, and export vehicles like Toyota, Nissan, and Mitsubishi to countries like ours.

“Why shouldn’t Nigerians benefit from the resources beneath our soil?” he said.

He said the buses doled out to the unions were tools to make a positive change in the country.

“They represent a commitment to sustainable growth, economic empowerment, and a greener future.

“ I call on the NURTW, RTEAN, and NARTO to ensure these buses are used effectively and maintained properly. This is not just about today but about creating a transportation system that will serve generations to come.”

He said the ministry would ensure effective sensitisation of transport owners, operators, passengers and the general public to make the initiative accessible to Nigerians.

The Programme Director of Presidential CNG Initiative, Mr Michael Oluwagbemi, said that residents of the FCT would enjoy 40 days free rides on the buses.

According to him, the initiative is safer, more reliable, and available.

“On these buses for the next 40 days, people will enjoy free transportation as part of the benefits of this administration.

“And after 40 days, they will enjoy a discount because of the work of  President Bola Tinubu,” he said. (NAN)

Edited by Deji Abdulwahab

Youths: FG, World Bank to provide 10m jobs in 5 yrs – Official
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Youths: FG, World Bank to provide 10m jobs in 5 yrs – Official

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By Franca Ofili

The Federal Government says it will collaborate with the World Bank, to provide decent jobs directly or indirectly to 10 million youths within the next five years.

Mr Ayodele Olawande, Minister of Youth Development, said this when he hosted the World Bank team led by Mr Maheshwor Shrestha, World Bank Economist, on Thursday in Abuja.

Olawande said that forum would enable him to update the team on the various activities and engagements of the ministry in the past months.

“The focus of the ministry has been to achieve the establishment of a strong coordinated mechanism for all youth intervention focused on economic inclusion and we want data to inform all we do.

”Provide decent jobs directly or indirectly for at least, 10 million youths within the next five years and ensure that every youth is proficient in at least, two income generating skills.

“Expand our credit support funds by 50 million dollars to reach more young people, including businesses led by going women, people with disabilities and young people in rural areas.’’

The minister said the current reality showed that 60 million youths were in the labour bracket, and an additional 5.5 million would join the labour market every year.

He said that almost 58 per cent of Nigeria’s informal workforce was young people.

“Despite these data, we see these opportunities for the development of the country if harnessed effectively,” he said.

Olawande said the challenges hinged on deficient skills for job market, relevant vocational training and lack of access to capital and funds safety with infrastructural deficit.

In his speech, Shrestha said that no fewer than 60 million youths in Nigeria were underage at the moment.

According to him, it means that Nigeria needs to create enough opportunities for a huge pool of youths that are already there and that will be joining the way.

He said that every year, 5 and a half million would reach paid working age.

Shrestha said that only seven per cent of the youths were engaged in paid jobs.

“And even those are not permanent jobs; there are still informal jobs. So, if we look at overall, 93 per cent of the youths are working in an informal sector.’’

According to him, the bank is figuring out how to improve safety net support towards such people, adding that, “what we are doing now is to think about how the framework applies at the state level.

“So, I think we are starting to work with the Governors’ Board of Secretaries to see how this approach applies at the state levels,” he said. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Chijioke Okoronkwo

FG, partners unveil 20m capacity fish hatchery in Cross River
Agriculture

FG, partners unveil 20m capacity fish hatchery in Cross River

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By Christian Njoku

The Federal Government in collaboration with development partners has established a model fish hatchery in Calabar, Cross River, to accelerate pisciculture and food security in the country.

The hatchery is designed with an annual 20 million fingerlings production capacity, a fully functional laboratory, classrooms and a research centre.

The facility was jointly funded by the Federal Government of Nigeria, the Cross River Government, and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).

Others include the Livelihood Improvement Family Enterprises Project for the Niger Delta (LIFE ND), the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and the Feed the Future Project, among other private sector collaborators.

Sen. Abubakar Kyari, Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, who inaugurated the facility on Thursday, said that apart from adding to food security, it would also serve as a hub for employment and income generation for youths and women in the aquaculture subsector.

“The South-South region holds a significant position as Nigeria’s oil and fishery hubs, motivating the provision of this facility to build the capacity of fish farmers and enhance productivity through research activities.

“The Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Tinubu is committed to advancing the nation’s agri-food system through technology and innovation for job creation, youth empowerment, and poverty reduction,” he said.

Gov. Bassey Otu of Cross River, said that the model fish hatchery project was conceptualised to address the challenges of unavailability and inaccessibility of juveniles, which were identified as impediments to fish farming.

Represented by Mr Johnson Ebokpo, Commissioner for Agriculture and Irrigation Development, Otu said the production of fish feeds at low cost would bring down cost of production.

According to him, it will also enhance sales and bring additional profit to fish farmers.

He appreciated Kyari for providing conducive environment for all the interventions the state had received from foreign organisations.

Mr Abiodun Sanni, National Project Coordinator, LIFE ND, described the project as a testament to effective collaboration, adding that it would encourage youths to embrace agriculture in the Niger Delta.

Sanni noted that while the project was expected to create jobs, wealth and enhace food security in the Niger Delta and Nigeria, it would also revolutionise aquaculture in the state.

Also, Dr Ben Odoemena, Chief of Party, USAID Feed the Future Agricultural Extension and Advisory Services, said 20 million juveniles stood for about N1.6 billion that would be injected into the economy of Cross River annually.

Odoemena said if properly maintained, conservatively, the hatchery would inject about N60 billion into the state  economy annually. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Benson Ezugwu and Peter Amine

FG lauds industrialist on minimum wage compliance
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FG lauds industrialist on minimum wage compliance

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By Chimezie Anaso

The Federal Government has commended Chief Akai Egwuonwu, an Anambra based industrialist, for complying with the new national minimum wage for his employees.

 

Mrs Benedene Oji-Ogbuehi, State Controller, Federal Ministry of Labour, presented the commendation letter to Egwuonwu in his Awka office on Thursday.

 

Egwuonwu is the Managing Director of Stine Rice Mill and Zara Departmental Stores among others.

 

Oji-Ogbuehi said the recognition was in appreciation of his efforts to enhance the welfare of his workers and to encourage others to follow suit.

 

She said that it was necessary to commend the industrialist for leading the way for other private sector players to comply with the new wage policy in Anambra.

 

“The Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment in Anambra commends you for being the first in the private sector to implement the new National Minimum Wage for your workers, despite the economic situation of Nigeria.”

 

She said apart from meeting the new minimum wage policy, the industrialist had demonstrated love for humanity by considering the wellbeing of his staff.

 

In his response, Egwuonwu said that increasing the wage of workers has become imperative given the increasing cost of living and falling purchasing power.

 

He said N70,000 was a far cry from what was needed to meet basic needs of the average worker in the current economy and called on businesses to give their workers minimum comfort.

 

Egwuonwu called in governments to provide better operating environment to enable businesses survive, assuring that the new wage would reach no fewer than 2,000 workers across his chain of companies.

 

“This was borne out of necessity, the N70,000 is actually not enough for anybody to live on in current Nigeria. A plate of food is N1,500, bag of rice is N92,000, they must look good and survive well. For them to meet these needs, I think the minimum should be N150,000 per month.

 

“Doing business in Nigeria today is not easy, we expect the government to provide enabling environment for us. We need cheaper energy, good roads, lesser price for fuel for cheaper transportation as well as tax holidays.(NAN)

Edited by Ismail Abdulaziz

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