The people earning a MAXIMUM WAGE of ₦30 MILLION every month are the loudest voices telling us that our ₦500,000 minimum living wage prescription for Nigerian workers is “too much.”
Even more disturbing, some of the poorest among us are on social media defending this cruel inequality, claiming that paying workers a decent wage will cause inflation.
₦30 million for them is acceptable, but ₦500,000 for a Nigerian worker is inflationary?
WICKEDNESS HAS BECOME AN ECONOMIC POLICY!
#Sowore2027 #TakeItBack
We couldn't find the 'original jik' in Makurdi Modern Market. The only one we saw is the one with a yellow stripe, and it can not remove blood stains. That's why hospitals reject it.
@NafdacAgency do we have two types of jik?
My mother's ATM card expired, and @PolarisBankLtd refused to issue an ATM card to her because she is blind, citing new policy. They said she should use her cheque book.
How can a blind person Sign a cheque?
Does this not count as discrimination?
Global SOS. I need funding to scale up production on my little poultry farm. @davido@WFP@DONJAZZY@TonyOElumelu
We are reusing plastic for drip drinkers and feeders to reduce plastic waste, we hope to create employment and contribute our quarter in the fight against hunger.
Global SOS. I need funding to scale up production on my little poultry farm. @davido@WFP@DONJAZZY@TonyOElumelu
We are reusing plastic for drip drinkers and feeders to reduce plastic waste, we hope to create employment and contribute our quarter in the fight against hunger.
What do you do when you have enemies at the gate?
Mnyam-Ciem is a fictitious play that narrates the herdsmen and farmers clashes in Benue, Nigeria.
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