Each of the 36 State governments of the federation has put forward an offer of the minimum wage they want to pay workers in their respective states.
Twenty state governments are offering far below the N62k the federal government has agreed to pay as Minimum wage. While Rivers State has offered to pay workers the highest minimum wage of N80K, Zamfara state has refused to add anything to the old minimum wage of N30K.
What each of the 36 state Govs are offering to pay as minimum wage to their workers are as follows;
- Abia – 40k
- Adamawa – 45k
- Akwa Ibom – 65k
- Anambra – 50k
- Bauchi – 40k
- Bayelsa – 65k
- Benue – 48k
- Borno – 70k
- Cross River – 65k
- Delta – 68k
- Ebonyi – 40k
- Edo – 70k
- Ekiti – 55k
- Enugu – 43k
- Gombe – 45k
- Imo – 57k
- Jigawa – 40k
- Kaduna – 45k
- Kano – 50k
- Katsina – 45k
- Kebbi – 40k
- Kogi – 35k
- Kwara – 43k
- Lagos- 75k
- Nasarawa – 40k
- Niger – 45k
- Ogun – 65k
- Ondo – 62k
- Osun – 57k
- Oyo – 60k
- Plateau – 65k
- Rivers – 80k
- Sokoto – 40k
- Taraba – 45k
- Yobe – 42k
- Zamfara – 30k