The Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) on Wednesday night held a meeting in Abuja to deliberate about  issues of minimum wage, insecurity and other matters of interests for the growth of the country.

While the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) is proposing a minimum wage of N66,500 for workers, the governors have been insisting on the staggering of the implementation of the new wage, if approved.

Also on the meeting agenda was discussion on the issue of insecurity, especially the killings in Jos.

The governors were also expected to meet with the Postmaster-General of the Nigerian Postal Service and the Attorneys General from 36 states of the federation on the contentious issue of Stamp duty.

Part of the agenda was to discuss the face up between the executive and legislative arms of government.

Meanwhile, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) expected to make representation on the actual oil revenue generation and remittance from the corporation, did not come.

The Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) was also expected to make presentation to the governors. (NAN)