Nigeria: No Moral Justification for Stopping N35,000 Wage Award

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Nigeria: No Moral Justification for Stopping N35,000 Wage Award
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The Organised Labour says there is no moral justification for the Federal Government to stop the payment of monthly N35,000 wage award to workers.

Mr Etim Okon, the President of Association of Senior Civil Servant of Nigeria said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Tuesday in Abuja.

"There is a misinformation going round that the N35, 000 wage award was just for six months, so for anyone, either from government side or otherwise to contemplate that, then it is a misconception. "So, there is no moral justification for stopping it at all. They have paid up to February and we still have outstanding for March and April.

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