In a recent address, Nigeria's organized labour force expressed strong discontent with the government's claims of economic growth, asserting that the reality is that only 1% of the population benefits while millions continue to suffer. The labour leaders announced plans to commence negotiations for a new minimum wage in July, emphasizing the urgent need for improved living standards. Additionally, they threatened to direct workers to stay home in response to the ongoing violence, including killings and kidnappings, which they highlighted as a significant concern, labeling Nigeria as one of the world's most dangerous places.
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