Presidency Denies offering N105,000 Minimum Wage
Wale Edun has not proposed an N105,000 minimum wage to President BolaTinubu
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Wale Edun has not proposed an N105,000 minimum wage to President BolaTinubu
It is important to understand that policymaking is an iterative process involving multiple drafts and discussions before any document is finalised.- Wale Edun
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