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Chief Nzeakor is still President Ohaneze Ndigbo-PA Late Eze(Dr.)Anozie)

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  Chief Emmanuel Ndidi Nzeakor is still the president of the Oyo state chapter of the  Ohaneze Ndigbo Worldwide. This declaration was made on Thursday by the personal assistant to the late Ezendigbo  of Ibadan and Oyo state, Eze(Dr.)Alex Anozie, Mr. Samuel Ulelu ''We don' have any new  president, we don't know the person claiming to be the new president. They formed a political group to distract people from the reality in Ibadan and Oyo state. Ohaneze Ndigbo Worldwide in Oyo state, is led by the president, Chief Emmanuel Nzeakor. So, any other person parading himselfg is taking a risk and doing so at his own peril. They only formed the group to deceive people and not to better the lives of the  Igbo community in the state.'' Mr. Ulelu concluded. He also appealed to President Ahmed Tinubu to  order the unconditional release of the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra(IPOB),  Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, saying the president believes that Nigeria is u...

N35, 000 Wage Award-Workers are only Relieved Psychologically-Member NASU NEC

 The N35, 000 wage award recently announced by the Federal Government  has only relieved workers in Nigeria psychologically and not economically.

This assertion was made by a member of the National Executive Council(NEC) of the Non-Academic Staff Union and Associated Institutions(NASU), who is also the branch chairman of the union at the University College Hospital(UCH), Ibadan, Nigeria, Comrade Kehinde Abiona.

''The announcement has calmed frayed  nerves, but the government is yet to pay as at now. The review of CONHESS/CONMESS effectual from June 1st has not been implemented. The government says it has no funds. However, because of the N35, 000 wage award, workers were relieved psychologically, but economically the difficulties and hardships persist. We are yet to be paid the wage award because it did not reflect in our September salaries, Comrade Abiona stated.

In his view, a former Oyo state chairman of the NASU, Comrade Fatoki Olusola-Cole, insisted that the wage award was far below the expectations of workers, saying,'' the government says we should sacrifice, but the cost of governance is extremely high. The government has pushed Nigerians into the dungeons of poverty.''

''N35, 000 is grossly inadequate to cater for the needs of workers. We are suffering, workers accepted the award, hoping that it will go higher,'' Comrade Olusoal-Cole stressed.

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