On the feasibility of the N56,000 minimum wage being demanded by workers, Ngige said the committee would decide that.

On the practicality of the N56,000 the lowest pay permitted by law being requested by specialists, Ngige said the board of trustees would choose that.

President Muhammadu Buhari has endorsed assignments into the council that will think of another lowest pay permitted by law for laborers.

The Minister of Labor and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, unveiled this on Thursday, November 2, 2017.

Ngige, nonetheless, did not uncover the participation of the yet-to-be introduced advisory group, yet he said it incorporates agents of the Federal and state governments, and also the private division.

He expressed this while addressing State House reporters toward the finish of a meeting he had with Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The Minister said the designations originated from partners, including that designs are in top rigging to settle a date for the board of trustees' introduction.

Ngige stated, "The old (the lowest pay permitted by law) law lapsed a year ago August and we are currently during the time spent empaneling another national the lowest pay permitted by law board of trustees.

"I have cleared the meetings with the President today (Thursday) and when the work individuals return from the Labor Governing Board meeting in Geneva, we will bring an accord date with the governors since it is a tripartite panel including government, states and the private segment: NECA, MAN, NACCIMA, SMEs.

"The NLC, TUC and their offshoots have done their designations. What we are presently attempting to finetune is the date for introduction."

On the attainability of the N56,000 the lowest pay permitted by law being requested by laborers, Ngige said the advisory group would choose that.