LG workers protest over 4 years unpaid salary in Cross River
Local Government workers from 18 LGAs in Cross River State have protested against the non-payment of their four years salary.
The civil Servants converged at all the gates leading to the State’s New Secretariat along the Murtala Mohammed Highway. Information Guide Nigeria
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Live, Study and Work in Canada. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to CanadaVanguard reports that the protesters’ placards with writing like “The injustice is too much”, “Three Years without salary, who did we offend? “We go to work every day”, “Every labourer deserves his wages. Governor Ayade please pay us salary” amongst others. Jamb Results
Speaking, Com. David Iyanya disclosed workers that across the 18 LGAs have not been paid between 2015 and 2018. He said, “Today, we have mothers, fathers, and children here and school is resuming soon, how do we feed? For four years out of 35 years, how many years are left”.
Iyanya disclosed that the Head of Civil Service had promised them that their salaries will be paid in August but failed to keep their promise.
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Vanguard reported that when they contacted the Special Adviser to the Governor on Media & Publicity, Mr. Christian Ita, he said that he was just hearing the issue for the first time, stressing that he is only aware of the matter that involves the Magistrates which was addressed by the Governor.
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