Tinubu’s Leadership Under Fire: Failing to Address Workers’ Salaries Amidst Economic Difficulties

Journalist Oseni Rufai of Arise TV claims that President Bola Tinubu has been under fire for how he has managed the economy, especially with reference to worker salaries. Even if Tinubu’s economic policies have caused a great deal of pain for Nigerians in the last year, he has not demonstrated competent statecraft by adjusting workers’ salaries appropriately.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

In contrast, some state governments like Edo and Cross River have taken proactive steps by offering a minimum wage of N70,000, significantly higher than the Federal Government’s proposal of N57,000 last week. This discrepancy is even more glaring when considering the current economic indicators. The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reports headline inflation at 33.69%, the highest in 28 years, and food inflation at 40.53% in April.

Rufai’s critique highlights the need for more effective leadership and economic management to address the growing struggles of Nigerian workers and citizens. As the country grapples with unprecedented economic challenges, the government’s response will be crucial in determining the welfare and well-being of its people.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>