“We must be sincere that the Federal Government is not doing badly in terms of workers’ welfare, but the unfortunate thing is the attitude of some governors. We have states where governors are owing health workers as much as six months’ salaries. Some have not even implemented the N30,000 minimum wage.”
Also reacting, MHWUN South-West Youth Coordinator, Hannah Ademola-Kuye, called on the government to implement programmes and policies that would enhance the living standard of the youths, saying, “We have to build a nation that protects our youth and does not kill them.” The Chairman, MHWUN Ekiti State, Femi Ajoloko, urged the youth to take advantage of the various experiences shared by the leaders and resource persons on the occasion to improve their leadership skills.
Ajoloko, while advising the youth, said, “Please don’t be over-ambitious, it is over-ambition that ruined the lives of many today. Let us be content with the little we have so that we can become worthy nation’s leaders.” The state’s Nigeria Labour Congress Chairman, Olatunde Kolapo, lauded the programme, saying the union was building a better future for itself through the training of the youths.All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH.
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