Construction workers working at Eko Atlantic, a planned city in Lagos State being constructed on land reclaimed from the Atlantic Ocean, are protesting in front of bar beach this morning against N900 pay
for casual workers. They are saying 'no more casual workers, we want
change". They are protesting over unpaid salaries and are demanding for higher pay. More pics after the cut...
KOSI OWO
ReplyDeleteDis shii is everywhere
DeleteHmmmmmm. Its well wit them, and I pray dis issue of salaries b resolve. For those passing thru issues dat need help, and crying for help may God divinely provide 4u IJN.
DeleteHmmmmmm. Its well wit them, and I pray dis issue of salaries b resolve. For those passing thru issues dat need help, and crying for help may God divinely provide 4u IJN.
DeletePMB would please extend the bail out to them.
DeleteThis is bad o,they should pay their workers biko.
ReplyDeleteIN LAGOS DRES CONTINUITY N NT CHANGE, MYN U GUYS....TOMJERRYSWIT
ReplyDeleteWorkers are suffering in naija though
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Hmmm
ReplyDeleteWhats all these with non-payment of salaries?
ReplyDeleteMay God see them tru
ReplyDelete#900?? Dis is not fair.
ReplyDeletena wa o
ReplyDeleteMak una pay my people well jo!
ReplyDeleteNo be small thing o! I hope the matter is resolved soon. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteNo be small thing o! I hope the matter is resolved soon. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteN900 a day is small now.
ReplyDeleteDnt gve laborer their money and you know what they are capable of.
ReplyDeleteWind of change must blow everywhere.The protest is spot on
ReplyDeleteI hope dey get wat they want
ReplyDeleteMoye says so via BB Passport...Courtesy LIB......
Na wah for this change matter ohhhh. well make them try sha. Nigeria My country is it well.
ReplyDeleteToo many people are suffering
ReplyDeleteA land is sold there for up to a million dollars if not more yet they can't pay their workers smh.
ReplyDeleteErrr....try 2mill. And this was pre-construction price...
Deletehmmm
ReplyDeleteLagos state governor over to u. I so miss fashola. Though am nt frm lagos state but i love the man.
ReplyDeletea.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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Wahala really dey i swear.....
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Pay them what you owe dem....
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmm. Its well wit them, and I pray dis issue of salaries b resolve. For those passing thru issues dat need help, and crying for help may God divinely provide 4u IJN.
ReplyDeleteOk. May their needs be met ASAP...labourers deserve their wages
ReplyDeleteThis lagos state salaries issue is getting outta hand
ReplyDeleteTanks linda for this post.i just hope this get to the government of lagos state and federal as wholew and even to Mr Donald chaguary.
ReplyDeleteBut they went there themselves looking for work,were told they would be casual workers,knew the wages when they took up the jobs.I hate blackmail from employees.Nigerian workers are fond of that & it's a very bad thing.You employ someone who came crying that he badly needs the job,after two months he starts to complain & bad mouth his employers.
ReplyDeleteActually u at wrong. There are guidelines on staff welfare and paying them 900 a day means you are taking advantage of their vulnerability . It's like saying cos u are already poor 900 should be enough for you. Workers pay should be tied to manhours as well as performance. It is right for them to complain. Imagine the exorbitance in profit the foreign guy is going to make while paying 900 a day. Guy fear God o
DeleteAbeg shut up. If all was well with him, will he come looking for a job. When u are emplyed in any organisation, u sef shud make a small change
DeleteNa ur type no dey like pay workers ...gerarahere
DeleteNa wa ooo!after all the money they have received from sales from the yet to be completed place
ReplyDeleteI don't know what to call this one whether foolishness or greed. you even have a work that you're been paid 900box daily in lagos and not Abuja and you're they complaining.
ReplyDeleteIf they're protesting because of the money they're being owed, no problem, but protesting for pay rise in a country that is in deep shit. after we'll be complaining of some leaders, even we ourselves are greedy and we really need GOD
Linda the management is not owing them salaries....they want increment..
ReplyDeleteThey should be paid more than thay. haba !
ReplyDeleteThey're not owed salaries. pls investigate linda
ReplyDeleteThe protest of workers at Eko Atlantic City is not entirely about non payment of salaries. What the workers of South Energyx Nig Ltd and other workers within the Chaugori Group are protesting about bother more on the poor condition of service, workers' casualization, militarisation of the project site, inhumane treatment of workers by the so-called Lebanese expertraites who are either stack illiterates, unskilled personnel who are without requisite immigration papers and work permit, bullying and inhumane treatments of workers by the complex-ridden and racism infested South African expertraites, hijacking and manipulation of the Union by the management, imposition of Union leaders by the management, outright ouster of the Admin Director who was formerly the Financial Controller of the Company, increment of daily rates of workers from N900 to what the NJIC stipulated, recall and reinstatement of the suspended (sacked) Vice Chairman of the Union, among several other things...
ReplyDeleteThe protest of workers at Eko Atlantic City is not entirely about non payment of salaries. What the workers of South Energyx Nig Ltd and other workers within the Chaugori Group are protesting about bother more on the poor condition of service, workers' casualization, militarisation of the project site, inhumane treatment of workers by the so-called Lebanese expertraites who are either stack illiterates, unskilled personnel who are without requisite immigration papers and work permit, bullying and inhumane treatments of workers by the complex-ridden and racism infested South African expertraites, hijacking and manipulation of the Union by the management, imposition of Union leaders by the management, outright ouster of the Admin Director who was formerly the Financial Controller of the Company, increment of daily rates of workers from N900 to what the NJIC stipulated, recall and reinstatement of the suspended (sacked) Vice Chairman of the Union, among several other things...
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