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This document on palliative distribution serves as a practical

Recent months have seen significant inflationary pressures and rising prices in Nigeria, further exacerbated by the upward review of the minimum wage from ₦30,000 to ₦70,000—an increment of over 100%. While this adjustment was necessary to improve workers' welfare, its ripple effects have impacted various economic indicators.

For instance, comprehensive analyses following the minimum wage increase had predicted these outcomes. Commercial bank loans saw an exponential rise almost immediately, alongside surging food prices, transportation costs, and other essentials. These interconnected effects were expected, as changes in one economic variable influence others.

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This document on palliative distribution serves as a practical, adaptable strategy to mitigate these challenges and provide support to the most vulnerable Nigerians during these tough economic times. It emphasizes strategic planning and data-driven decision-making to ensure that assistance reaches those who need it most.

For context, it’s essential to acknowledge the broader global economic shifts affecting many countries. Nigeria is not alone in navigating these difficulties, but with a hands-on, adaptive approach, recovery is achievable.

Reference Links from relevant news sources that provide insights into Nigeria's recent economic developments, including the minimum wage increase, inflationary pressures, and palliative distribution strategies:

Analysis: Why fixing Nigeria’s low minimum wage is as important as containing high inflation

https://nairametrics.com/2024/06/04/analysis-why-fixing-nigerias-low-minimum-wage-is-as-important-as-containing-high-inflation/


Nigeria’s palliative politics: A band-aid solution to a deep wound (November 7, 2024)

https://businessday.ng/editorial/article/nigerias-palliative-politics-a-band-aid-solution-to-a-deep-wound/


Nigeria’s ₦70,000 minimum wage eroded by inflation, real value plummets to ₦52,473.76 (August 23, 2024)

https://businessday.ng/business-economy/article/nigerias-%E2%82%A670000-minimum-wage-eroded-by-inflation-real-value-plummets-to-%E2%82%A652473-76/


Nigerian minimum wage trend: Analysis from 2000 to 2024 (December 6, 2024)

https://intelpoint.co/blogs/nigerias-minimum-wage-trend/


Economic Impact Of Minimum Wage Increase In Nigeria By Oyinade Adewumi And Wahab Basheer (15 October 2024)

https://www.mondaq.com/nigeria/employee-benefits-compensation/1530124/economic-impact-of-minimum-wage-increase-in-nigeria-by-oyinade-adewumi-and-wahab-basheer


Palliatives Are Meant For Poor Nigerians, But It Seems They Don’t Get It, Then Who’s Getting It? (December 11, 2024)

https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/344136/palliatives-are-meant-for-poor-nigerians-but-it-seems-they.html


Minimum Wage Increase vs Inflation: Harmonizing Nigeria’s Economy (May 19, 2024)

https://ephraimhilldc.com/blogpost/minimum-wage-increase-vs-inflation-harmonizing-nigerias-economy/


COVID-19-related socio-economic impacts and palliative care deliveries during lockdown in Nigeria: a case study (Ademola Akanmu PhD, FCILT)

https://www.academia.edu/82207780/COVID_19_related_socio_economic_impacts_and_palliative_care_deliveries_during_lockdown_in_Nigeria_a_case_study


Re-Strategising Government Palliative Support Systems in Tackling the Challenges of COVID-19 Lockdown in Lagos State, Nigeria

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40171-021-00263-z


The 2024 Minimum Wage Review Exercise in Nigeria: Critical Issues to Note

https://iiardjournals.org/get/JPASWR/VOL.%209%20NO.%203%202024/THE%202024%20MINIMUM%20WAGE%2028-49.pdf


Does Increasing the Minimum Wage increase inflation? By Bello Muhammad Abdullahi and Achi Peter Chidiebere

https://cseaafrica.org/images/posts/2922262558399857.pdf


NG-CARES Coordination will Boost Palliative Distribution – World Bank (Jul 25, 2023)

https://von.gov.ng/ng-cares-coordination-will-boost-palliative-distribution-world-bank/


Minimum wage hike ‘ll further strain Nigeria’s fiscal imbalance – Experts (November 25, 2024)

https://blueprint.ng/minimum-wage-hike-ll-further-strain-nigerias-fiscal-imbalance-experts/


What N110 billion lawmakers palliative can do for Nigeria (August 6, 2023)

https://www.icirnigeria.org/what-n110-billion-lawmakers-palliative-can-do-for-nigeria/


Minimum Wage in Nigeria: Challenges and the Need for Economic Reform (Aug 1, 2024)

https://blog.monosend.app/blog/minimum-wage-in-nigeria/


FOR THE RECORD: Palliatives announced by Tinubu, others for Nigerians in 5 months (October 6, 2023)

https://www.icirnigeria.org/for-the-record-palliatives-announced-by-tinubu-for-nigerians-in-5-months/


Nigeria’s minimum wage increase: A step forward, but challenges remain (August 20, 2024)

https://businessday.ng/editorial/article/nigerias-minimum-wage-increase-a-step-forward-but-challenges-remain/








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