The Chairperson of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Lagos Chapter, Funmi Sessi, has urged the state government to increase the minimum wage and provide subsidy palliatives worth thirty thousand Naira, to cushion the effect of subsidy removal by the Tinubu-led administration.
Sessi made this known after protesters converged on the Lagos House of Assembly Complex, in the company of Human Rights Lawyer Femi Falana, who tasked the government with getting refineries running and demanding monies owed to the country.
(Editor: Ifeanyi Mark)
