2027: Nigeria Has Money To Pay Workers Living Wage, Not Minimum Wage – Kebbi AP Governorship Candidate
By Kabir Dan-Katsina, Birnin Kebbi
The Accord Party (AP) Governorship Candidate in Kebbi State, Muhammad Sani Abdullahi Bunza has disclosed that Nigeriab government has enough money to pay workers a living wage, not a minimum wage.
Bunza disclosed this at the Candidates Engagement Forum (CEF) organised by the Correspondents Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Kebbi state Council.
He noted that in Nigeria nowadays, a worker is like a slave to those in position of authority but he vowed to change the narrative if elected the next governor of the state.
He also promised to increase the minimum wage from N70,000 or N75,000 to N500,000 if, elected as governor in 2027.
Again, the AP candidate also assured that sufficient drugs will be supplied to all hospitals across urban and rural areas of the state and would be given free to all patients without discrimination.
He called on the people of Kebbi state to vote wisely by casting their votes to him and other AP candidates in 2027 general elections.
Bunza, however, noted that he did not come out to contest office of the governor for personal gains, family and friends but, to liberate Kebbi and its people.
