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Cross River LG Workers Protest 11 Months of Unpaid Salaries

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Local government workers in Cross River State have staged a protest over the non-payment of salaries, accusing authorities of owing them 11 months’ wages.

The workers expressed frustration over the prolonged delay, saying the unpaid salaries have caused severe financial hardship and made it difficult to meet basic living expenses. They called on the relevant authorities to urgently clear the outstanding arrears.

During the demonstration, the protesters appealed to the state government and local government officials to intervene, insisting that workers deserve timely payment for services already rendered.

The protest highlights growing concerns over workers’ welfare and the impact of salary delays on public service delivery and livelihoods in the affected local government areas.

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