Women in Nigeria’s informal economy contribute significantly to household incomes and local economies. Yet, unpaid care work and gaps in essential services such as water, childcare, transport and healthcare limit their trading hours, earnings and economic opportunities. These challenges are compounded when public budgets fail to reflect their needs.
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Join the discussion with
@JoeAjaero94024 president @NLCHeadquarters and @GbengaKomolafe_
GS @fiwonNg on workers & Nigeria's independence this evening at 5:00pm. Register now on zoom: https://t.co/yMsDLcfrm5
Unite and Fight, For Workers Rights!
I co - facilitated a workshop organized by the Federation of Informal Sector Workers of Liberia (FISWOL) with support of the Solidarity Center. The issues are same; evictions, harassment and absence of social protection for workers in the informal economy...
🇳🇬 On Democracy Day, @progintl’s newest member @fiwonNg took to the streets with a warning: poverty, unemployment and exclusion are fuelling Nigeria’s insecurity.
For informal workers — 93% of Nigeria’s workforce — democracy too often means “the freedom to struggle alone.
https://t.co/dxQvGmBwtg
'... The 2022-23 floods displaced about another 8,000 residents in Lagos State. Informal settlements and open-air markets were among the hardest-hit areas...
@AyowoleSanyaolu Nigerians don't need persuasion to convince them that they are hungry. An hungry woman needs no one to remind her of her hunger. She needs some immediate succor and serious leadership.
FIWON members march all over Nigeria on Workers' Day.....it was a march for greater equity through effective and efficient investment in social protection and an end to unending austerity economy
https://t.co/Vi4tpCQtAv
“The Federal Government has declared May 1 a public holiday and commended workers for their dedication. But workers do not need platitudes—they need action. They need social protection. They need dignity..."
Netherlands is closing its prisons like a few other countries. Check it out, all of the countries closing down prisons; Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, etc, have the most advanced social protection systems!
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