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Workers Strike on Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Project in Cross River State

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Workers handling Section 3B of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project in Cross River State have started a strike over alleged unfair treatment and salary cuts. Approximately 600 workers gathered at the project site, demanding the reinstatement of the State Liaison Officer, Mr Asuquo Ukpayang, and the removal of expatriates. Workers alleged that payment for working hours was reduced from eight hours to two hours, and night shifts were removed from bookings without pay.

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The strike involves a major infrastructure project in Cross River State. The dispute centers on labor conditions and the role of the State Liaison Officer. The protest highlights tensions regarding labor practices and management oversight on the highway construction site.

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  • The Federal Ministry of Works might face cost increases and delays due to the strike on the highway project.

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