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Cross River workers and magistrates threaten protests over unpaid salaries

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•Cross River State workers have not received their salaries on time.
•Magistrates in Cross River State are currently on strike over unpaid wages.
•Negotiations between the magistrates and the state government have not resolved the payment issues.
•The unrest involves multiple categories of public employees in Cross River State.

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▸If the Cross River State government pays the outstanding salaries promptly workers and magistrates may end their strikes and protests, restoring normal public services and legal operations.

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🌍Nigeria

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🏛Cross River State Government

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AFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)Cross River workers threaten protest over unpaid salaries AFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)Cross River magistrates continue strike, say negotiations with govt inconclusive

Workers and magistrates in Cross River State, Nigeria, have threatened protests and strikes due to unpaid salaries. The ongoing payment delays have led to strikes by magistrates and unrest among other public workers. This situation affects public services and governance in the state, potentially disrupting legal and administrative functions.