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Ghana minimum wage= 84k per month
Nigeria minimum wage= 70k per month
A can of malt in Ghana = N1600
A can of malt in Nigeria = N800
A litre of fuel in Ghana = N2000
A litre of fuel in Nigeria = N1000
Where would you love to settle down? Nigeria or Ghana?
@AirtelNigeria I bought an airtel wifi on Friday 22nd Aug. and I registered the Simcard, all effort to use it failed as the Sim seem not to be activated. A repeat registration was made yet the problem persists. I can't recharge or subscribe.
The Sim no is 09019416748
Happy birthday to @PeterObi , the proposed Director General of the 2027 coalition for a wild goose chase. On this occasion of your birthday, I pray the good lord bless you and keep you. My warmest regards to your project dead-on-arrival coalition’s aspiration. lol
@omotohblack@BolanleA4@DeleFarotimi Ok
Wait till you get to that level and age in life - and someone should defame you without proof and just shovel it under the pillow ok..
We all have our choices to make it life ...
PRESS RELEASE
9TH OF SEPTEMBER, 2024
COMRADE JOE AJAERO: PRESIDENT OF THE NIGERIA LABOUR
CONGRESS (NLC) HAS BEEN DETAINED BY THE NIGERIAN
GOVERNMENT
This morning, the President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Comrade
Joe Ajaero, was seized and whisked away by agents of the Nigerian State while
on his way to the United Kingdom on the invitation of the Trade Union
Congress (TUC) of Britain. Comrade Ajaero was set to attend and address the
global gathering of workers on behalf of Nigerian workers at the Congress of
the Trade Union Congress (TUC) in the UK, a platform where critical
discussions on workers' rights, social justice, and economic fairness are
discussed. We are yet to ascertain his whereabouts or his state of health as
all efforts we have made to get in touch with him have proved abortive.
We wish to categorically state that Comrade Ajaero has been detained without
any legal warrant or formal instrument. Joe Ajaero is not a fugitive. His
detention is therefore a brazen act of lawlessness and intimidation as he has
not been declared wanted by any law enforcement body. His detention is a
brazen act of intimidation and completely unjustified under the laws of our
nation. The mere contemplation of not just stopping a lawful citizen from
travelling but also sequestering his freedom is an affront to our democratic
and natural rights as a people and as workers.
This is an unmistakable demonstration of the height of lawlessness being
perpetuated by the Nigerian government and its agencies in their bid to
silence every voice of dissent and opposition in the country as the economic
policies of the government continues to afflict the people with monumental
suffering and hardship. Such actions are not only undemocratic but immoral
as well as a direct affront to the fundamental rights of citizens and
organizations to lawfully express their views and carry out their activities.
In light of this troubling development, the Congress puts all its affiliates, State
Councils, Civil society allies and all patriotic Nigerians on the highest state of
alert. The Congress will not stand idly by while the rights of its leaders and
members are trampled upon. Accordingly, we demand for the immediate and
unconditional release of comrade Joe Ajaero.
Furthermore, we call on the international community, human rights
organizations, and all advocates of democracy to take note of this rising wave
of authoritarianism in Nigeria. The world must bear witness to these assaults
on human dignity, civil liberties, and the rule of law.
The NLC remains resolute in its commitment to protecting workers' rights
and will not be cowed by the oppressive tactics of the state. Once again, we
demand the immediate and unconditional release of Comrade Joe Ajaero and
the cessation of all forms of harassment against labour leaders and the
Nigerian working class including innocent citizens who hold dissenting
opinions. We equally demand that the state frees all Nigerians languishing in
various prisons around the country for exercising their democratic rights to
protest in the #EndBadGovernance rallies around the country.
Finally, the Organs of the Congress are in a closed door meeting whose
outcome will be made available to the public.
Benson Upah
Head of Information and Public Affairs
My attention has been called to a post on social media by Ese Ukpeseraye. After reading the post and some follow up comments i swung into action. Ese's post seems to have been grossly misunderstood, perhaps also because it didn't seem to give proper context to the matter in perspective. It is important i make some clarifications.
Abinitio, Team Nigeria qualified for one road race in cycling and prepared for it in terms of training and the appropriate competition equipment. Team Nigeria was fully prepared for this road race until two weeks ago after the Cycling team with the rest of Team Nigeria had already left for the Olympics, that a communication from the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) was received reallocating additional slots to the Cyclist Federation of Nigeria (Kerin and individual sprint). This reallocation to Nigeria was due to the disqualification of a country, leaving Nigeria as the next eligible to make the list of qualified countries to compete. Unfortunately, this additional slot required the use of a different competition equipment in terms of biking.
For this track race reallocated to Team Nigeria, a very special equipment (approved specifically for the Olympic track game) is used. It'll take months to have it delivered after ordering and making payment. To therefore get Ese to compete, the Federation through Ese's Club in Europe and working with a German owned Company, got a ‘Track Bike’ for our cycler Ese.
Tomorrow the 9th of August 2024, Ese will race in an individual sprint, the race she originally qualified for.