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Nigeria has urged world leaders to back United States President Joe Biden’s ceasefire proposal to halt the escalating violence in the Israel-Palestine conflict in a bold appeal for peace.
Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, made the call for immediate global action to protect innocent lives.
In a statement signed by his media aide, AlKasim Abdulkadir, on Sunday,
he assured the United States of Nigerian government’s support to bring about a complete cessation of violence and an end to the senseless loss of human lives and manmade humanitarian crises.
The minister emphasised the need for a coordinated internation effort to resolve the conflict, and urged other world leaders to back the Biden’s ceasefire proposal to halt the violence in the Israel-Palestine conflict in a bold appeal for peace.
The Organised Labour has said it will not accept any N62,000 or N100,000 which they described as “starvation wage” as the minimum wage for Nigerian workers. It insisted on its latest demand of N250,000 at the last meeting of the Tripartite Committee on Minimum Wage on Friday, as the living wage. This was made known on Monday by Chris Onyeka, Assistant General Secretary of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, during […]
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