2,800 Former Textile Workers Die Awaiting Unpaid Entitlements in Nigeria

Approximately 2,800 former textile workers in Nigeria have died while awaiting their unpaid terminal benefits from companies that shut down between 2002 and 2004, leaving over 9,000 employees jobless and financially stranded.

18 May, 07:39 — 18 May, 07:39

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2,800 ex-textile workers die while awaiting unpaid entitlements

The companies shut down between 2002 and 2004 without paying workers their terminal benefits, leaving more than 9,000 employees jobless and financially stranded The post 2,800 ex-textile workers die while awaiting unpaid entitlements appeared first on Vanguard News.

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