The Nigeria Labour Congress has lamented the standard of living for an average Nigerian, describing it as worrisome.
At a recent meeting the Nigeria Labour Congress, president and other labour leaders said the recent rise in crime and social vice is due to unemployment and a large pool of working poor.
They also said that Nigerians are running out of patience and to avoid constant protest its imperative for the government to speed up the review of the minimum wage process.
The Nigeria Labour Congress has lamented the standard of living for an average Nigerian, describing it as worrisome.
At a recent meeting the Nigeria Labour Congress, president and other labour leaders said the recent rise in crime and social vice is due to unemployment and a large pool of working poor.
They also said that Nigerians are running out of patience and to avoid constant protest its imperative for the government to speed up the review of the minimum wage process.
The Nigeria Labour Congress has lamented the standard of living for an average Nigerian, describing it as worrisome.
At a recent meeting the Nigeria Labour Congress, president and other labour leaders said the recent rise in crime and social vice is due to unemployment and a large pool of working poor.
They also said that Nigerians are running out of patience and to avoid constant protest its imperative for the government to speed up the review of the minimum wage process.
The Nigeria Labour Congress has lamented the standard of living for an average Nigerian, describing it as worrisome.
At a recent meeting the Nigeria Labour Congress, president and other labour leaders said the recent rise in crime and social vice is due to unemployment and a large pool of working poor.
They also said that Nigerians are running out of patience and to avoid constant protest its imperative for the government to speed up the review of the minimum wage process.
The Nigeria Labour Congress has lamented the standard of living for an average Nigerian, describing it as worrisome.
At a recent meeting the Nigeria Labour Congress, president and other labour leaders said the recent rise in crime and social vice is due to unemployment and a large pool of working poor.
They also said that Nigerians are running out of patience and to avoid constant protest its imperative for the government to speed up the review of the minimum wage process.
The Nigeria Labour Congress has lamented the standard of living for an average Nigerian, describing it as worrisome.
At a recent meeting the Nigeria Labour Congress, president and other labour leaders said the recent rise in crime and social vice is due to unemployment and a large pool of working poor.
They also said that Nigerians are running out of patience and to avoid constant protest its imperative for the government to speed up the review of the minimum wage process.
The Nigeria Labour Congress has lamented the standard of living for an average Nigerian, describing it as worrisome.
At a recent meeting the Nigeria Labour Congress, president and other labour leaders said the recent rise in crime and social vice is due to unemployment and a large pool of working poor.
They also said that Nigerians are running out of patience and to avoid constant protest its imperative for the government to speed up the review of the minimum wage process.
The Nigeria Labour Congress has lamented the standard of living for an average Nigerian, describing it as worrisome.
At a recent meeting the Nigeria Labour Congress, president and other labour leaders said the recent rise in crime and social vice is due to unemployment and a large pool of working poor.
They also said that Nigerians are running out of patience and to avoid constant protest its imperative for the government to speed up the review of the minimum wage process.
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