See what the various states are reportedly offering to pay as minimum wage.

While some states like Rivers, Lagos, and Borno offered to pay N80k, N75k and N70k respectively, states like Zamfara and Kogi offered to pay N30k and N35k respectively. 

See what the various states are reportedly offering to pay as minimum wage. 

1. Abia - 40k
2. Adamawa - 45k
3. Akwa Ibom - 65k
4. Anambra - 50k
5. Bauchi - 40k
6. Bayelsa - 65k
7. Benue - 48k
8. Borno - 70k
9. Cross River - 65k
10. Delta - 68k
11. Ebonyi - 40k
12. Edo - 70k
13. Ekiti - 55k
14. Enugu - 43k
15. Gombe - 45k
16. Imo - 57k
17. Jigawa - 40k
18. Kaduna - 45k
19. Kano - 50k
20. Katsina - 45k
21. Kebbi - 40k
22. Kogi - 35k
23. Kwara - 43k
24. Lagos- 75k
25. Nasarawa - 40k
26. Niger - 45k
27. Ogun - 65k
28. Ondo - 62k
29. Osun - 57k
30. Oyo - 60k
31. Plateau - 65k
32. Rivers - 80k
33. Sokoto - 40k
34. Taraba - 45k
35. Yobe - 42k
36. Zamfara - 30k

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