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Federal workers protest slave wages in Ibadan

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Workers under the aegis of the Federal Workers Forum (FWF) on Tuesday protested the prevailing insecurity and economic hardships in Nigeria.  The workers, led by the National Coordinator of the forum, Comrade Andrew Emelieze, shut the two entry points into the Federal Secretariat, Ikolaba, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria. However, workers were noticed moving in and out of the secretariat through the pedestrian entry point—devoid of harassment, intimidation, and attacks. Even though the heavy presence  of law enforcement operatives may have partially undermined the workers protest. Comrade Emelieze lamented that the situation of the workers "is horrible; workers are going through hell. That is why we are protesting to press home our demands.'' ''The government promised us a living wage; the government now converted it to a slave wage. We are workers, not slaves.'' Most workers in Nigeria have been dehumanized and no longer perform their duties in the right frame ...

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Believers who sustain a very close fellowship with God have all it takes to neutralize the most oppressive darkness and adverse situations.


The Local Scene

Education ministries in the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory ought to make public the disturbing standard of education.

The present situation is hopeless, as pupils and students exhibit traits that are very strange in educational institutions.

The attitude of those in charge is that of helplessness, as learning takes the back seat across Nigeria.

Sharp practices have overwhelmed most educational institutions, despite the huge investment in the education sector.

The noticeable oddity everywhere is the sight of criminals in school uniforms, while society carries on as if this is now the norm.

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