Nigeria LG Workers Protest Unpaid Salaries
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Newly hired local government workers in Nigeria's Cross River State are protesting 11 months of unpaid salaries. The workers, employed in 2025, marched to the Governor's Office demanding their wages. The protests highlight ongoing labor disputes over compensation.
C’River LG workers protest 11-month unpaid salaries
- Newly hired local government workers in Nigeria's Cross River State protested unpaid salaries for 11 months. - Protesters marched in Calabar, demanding to be added to the state payroll and highlighting severe financial hardship. - The state government acknowledged the issue and assured that a process to address the payroll backlog is nearing completion.
Local govt workers in Cross River protest 11 months’ unpaid salaries
- Newly employed local government workers in Cross River State, Nigeria, protested 11 months of unpaid salaries. - The workers, employed in 2025, marched demanding payment and inclusion on the state p…
C’River LG workers storm governor’s office over 11 months’ unpaid salaries
- Newly employed local government workers in Cross River State, Nigeria, protested unpaid salaries for 11 months. - The workers, hired in 2025, have been working without pay and are urging Governor Ba…
Cross River LG workers protest 11 months of unpaid salaries
- Newly employed local government workers in Cross River State protested 11 months of unpaid salaries. - The workers marched to the Governor's Office, urging Governor Bassey Otu to approve their place…