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Nigerian Federal Lawmakers Propose Law To Jail Employers Who Owe Salaries

A law to forbid underpayment of wages, pensions, and other emoluments, as well as late payment of salary, has been approved for a second reading by the lower chamber of the Nigerian National Assembly, the House of Representatives. Following the discussion of the law's overall philosophy, the second reading of the bill supported by the Speaker, Femi Gbajabiamila, was approved on Tuesday. The proposed law aims to make it illegal for employers to owe wages and other benefits. Such employers are subject to the punishments outlined in the statute.

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12 Nigerian States Owed Workers Salaries As Of July Ending , BudgIT Insists Its Report Was Thorough

A non-profit civic-tech organisation, BudgIT, has insisted that its survey report which shows that 12 states in Nigeria owe their workers salaries is accurate. BudgIT had in a survey report alleged non-payment of workers’ salaries for at least one month as of July 28th this year in 12 out of 36 states of the federation. However, the indicted states which include Edo, Ebonyi, Imo, Nasarawa and Plateau debunked the findings of the survey.

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Our report is accurate -- BudgIT insists 12 states owing workers salaries

BudgIT, a civic-tech non-profit organisation, has refuted claims that its survey alleging non-payment of workers’ salaries in 12 states is.

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Eight States Owe Workers for at Least Six Months, Says Report – THISDAYLIVE

Eight States Owe Workers for at Least Six Months, Says Report – THISDAYLIVE
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BudgIT lists states that owe workers for over 30 months

Abia State has not paid some workers in 22 months - BudgIT | Pulse Nigeria

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