Nasarawa workers protest 50 percent cut salaries

It seems like there's a developing story!

According to reports, workers in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, have embarked on a protest to express their discontent over a 50% cut in their salaries. The protest, which began on Monday, has brought activities to a standstill in the state capital, Lafia.

The workers, who are members of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC), are demanding that the state government reverse the decision to reduce their salaries. They claim that the cut is unfair and will further exacerbate their already difficult living conditions.

The state government had earlier announced the reduction in salaries as part of measures to address the state's financial challenges. However, the workers argue that the decision was taken without consulting them and that it will have a devastating impact on their livelihoods.

The protest has led to the closure of government offices, schools, and other public institutions in the state. The workers are also planning to stage a march to the government house to present their demands to the state governor.

This development is a significant concern for the workers and the people of Nasarawa State, as it may have far-reaching consequences for the state's economy and social stability. I'll be keeping an eye on this story to see how it unfolds!