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House of Reps members to slash salaries by 50% for 6 months

by Editorial Team
18 July 2024
in Politics
House of Reps members to slash salaries by 50% for 6 months

Lawmakers in the Federal House of Representatives have passed a resolution to slash their salaries by fifty per cent for six months to provide succour for Nigerians and avert a planned nationwide protest over economic hardship.

Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu moved the motion at the plenary on Tuesday during a debate on the need to avert a planned nationwide protest by appealing to the proponents to be patient with the Tinubu administration.

READ ALSO: APC Chairman summons key party stakeholders over suspension of Gov Otu’s Commissioner

Adopting the original motion by Representative Ayokunle Isiaka, the House appealed to the general public to promote a peaceful and constructive approach towards addressing national issues.

Recall that Nigerians are clamouring to protest next month over hardship and hunger in the country.

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