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LAWMA Worker Calls Out Superiors Over Alleged Salary Fraud (Video)
By Gideon Ayeni
A Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) worker has publicly called out her superiors for allegedly shortchanging them, despite widespread rumors of an approved salary increase.
In a viral video, the female worker, dressed in a LAWMA uniform, lamented that they were meant to receive ₦85,000 as salary but have consistently been paid only ₦30,000.
Expressing her frustration, she accused their bosses of “wickedness,” alleging that even though Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu approved an ₦85,000 minimum wage for them in August 2024, the increment has not been implemented by LAWMA bosses as they’ve been receiving same amount of 30,000 since August last year and 40,000 naira for the month of February 2025. With boldness, she urged Nigerians to amplify their voices by tagging relevant authorities to ensure justice is served.
Watch the video below;
Lagos Waste Management Authority(LAWMA) worker has called out their superiors for underpaying them, following rumors of an alleged salary increase. She stated that they were supposed to receive 85,000, but instead, they consistently receive only 30,000
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(@ChuksEricE) March 12, 2025
As of the time of filing this report, neither LAWMA nor any government official has issued an official statement regarding the viral claims.
Meanwhile, GWG.ng reports that Rivers State is once again in the spotlight as a fresh political standoff unfolds between Governor Siminalayi Fubara and the State House of Assembly over the presentation of the 2025 budget.
The long-anticipated 2025 budget presentation was abruptly halted on Wednesday after the Rivers State House of Assembly complex was locked, preventing the governor from gaining access.
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