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Trade unions say candidates can’t afford to ignore migrant workers’ issues ahead of Nigeria’s presidential poll

By Michael Oche Migrant workers’ issues are not being given the required attention by candidates seeking political offices in Nigeria as the country prepares for its presidential election in 2023. Officially, political campaigns which allow political parties and their candidates to campaign openly begin next month. Still, many candidates who have made Television appearances have […]

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Topic: Trade unions say candidates can’t afford to ignore migrant workers’ issues ahead of Nigeria’s presidential poll (Read 4728 times)

Trade unions say candidates can’t afford to ignore migrant workers’ issues ahead of Nigeria’s presidential poll

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