WORKERS WILL RATHER WORK FOR FREE THAN ACCEPT N48, 000- NLC.(PHOTO).

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 Workers will rather work for free than accept N48,000 — NLC The Nigeria Labour Congress has warned that it would rather mobilise workers to remain at home with their families or offer free services than accept the paltry N48,000 new minimum wage being offered by the Federal Government when they meet on Tuesday. The Deputy President of the NLC Political Commission, Prof. Theophilus Ndubuaku, disclosed this in an exclusive interview. On Wednesday, the NLC and the Trade Union Congress had walked away from the negotiation table after the FG offered to pay N48,000, a figure far below the N615,00 the unions demanded as the new national minimum wage. After the session, the labour leaders told newsmen at an emergency press conference that it was ‘an insult to the sensibilities of Nigerian workers.’ Did you know a tribe that digs up corpses, dresses them for celebration?0:00 / 1:01 But 24 hours after the revolt, the Chairman of the Tripartite Committee on National Minimum Wage, Alhaji Bukar Go
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AIEC ANNUAL AFRICAN ENTREPRENEURS CONFERENCE TO HOLD 23RD-30TH NOVEMBER 2021.{PHOTO}.#PRESS RELEASE.

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AIEC ANNUAL AFRICAN ENTREPRENEURS CONFERENCE

23rd – 30th November 2021

3 November 2021

ISSUED BY: The African Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre (AIEC)

This is why you need to register for the conference in November 23-30, 2021

AIEC Annual African Entrepreneurs Conference will take place from 23

th to the 30th

November 2021 in person and online/virtual. The ground-breaking landscape of

Africa was announced by African Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre. It is set to

revolutionize the business landscape of Africa.

Focal points of the conference

The leading African knowledge-sharing platform in the continent will arm business 

leaders with the latest business insights, about African markets gap, investment

opportunities, and collaboration among stakeholders and assist businesses with a set 

of skills to stay above the business curve during this pandemic. This is an opportunity 

for business leaders to exchange ideas, network and extend their contact base among 

others. Delegates include international economic contributors, stakeholders, top 

government officials, entrepreneurs, investors, development zone agents and top 

brands across sectors.

AIEC Annual Conference aims to provide a platform that accelerates growth and 

stability for African Entrepreneurs and ensures an all-inclusive economy across the 

continent. The 7-day program will comprise case studies from award-winning 

organisations, discussions, and networking sessions. It is expected to attract 100 

billion dollars of potential investments for major projects in Africa

Our speakers and their subject matters will include:

The trends that shape the conference theme Nokuthula Shange and Oliver 

Chikodzore

 Business Continuity during and Post Covid 19 – Dr. Amos Ofori Quaah

 How Technology and Tourism Can Be Used to Revive African 

Economies During and Post Covid 19 – Shirley Nzeh

 A Roadmap Imperative for the Transformation of Africa - Hannington 

Mubaiwa

 Value Addition, Africa’s Industrialisation & Job Creation – Dr. Alexander 

Anim-Mensah 

 A Heathy Environment and A Heathy Life - Dr. Seth Asare


 Intellectual Property (IP) & Innovation - Importance for Africa’s 

Competitiveness & Industrialization - Dr Jonathan Abrokwah & Dr. 

Alexander Anim-Mensah

 The Realities of Making AFCFTA Work - Kwaku Debrah Bamfo-Boateng

 Doing business in Africa – Dr. Rufaro Nyakatwa Mucheka

 Go-to- Market (GTM) Strategies, Challenges & The Way Forward-

Jacqueline Anim & Dr. Alexander Anim-Mensah

 Embracing Artificial Intelligence - Afua Boateng

 The Future of Work - Leadership, Governance & Management - Erika 

Amoako-Agyei

 Connecting African Businesses to the Market – Joy Wanjiru Machugu Zenz

 Minnie-lee Tagwirei Media Presentation

 Marissa Brendel, Pauline Christian, Mr John Karegwa Panelist Invest in Africa 

Opportunities

 Carl Bodlund Asteria - Smart Cash Flow presentation

 Phillip Sebole Masango Presentation Black Capitals

 The conference will also feature entertainment by our Jazz Artist Babalwa 

Mentjies 

Connect with the right people and industry peers. Meet new people who allocate 

budgets, from multiple sectors, talk to future clients 1-on-1, Live Chats, Q&A's

Secure your delegate ticket on our website http://event.digitalone.co.za/ and for 

Sponsorship opportunities or should you have any further questions contact:

Contact Person : Oliver Chikodzore

Company Name : African Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre

Email Address : aiecconference2021@gmail.com

Telephone Number : +27 67 8224777/ +27 65 085 3885

Contact Person : 

Company Name : 

Email Address :

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  1. Unknown5 November 2021 at 12:46

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