Minimum Wage strike: Labour leaders shut Lagos FIRS office, chase out staff [photos]

by June 3, 2024

written by June 3, 2024

Minimum Wage strike: Labour leaders shut Lagos FIRS office, chase out staff

While enforcing the nationwide strike by labour over minimum wage, members of labour union shut down Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) in Lagos, after chasing staff out of the Agidingbi, Ikeja, office.

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