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COVID-19: Emergency Response Team Begins Strike Over Salary
The COVID-19 emergency response team in Abuja has begun a strike following a protest after the Federal Government failed to pay its N30,000 daily allowance for April and May.
The COVID-19 emergency response team in Abuja has begun a strike following a protest after the Federal Government failed to pay its N30,000 daily allowance for April and May.

Among those being owed are sample collectors, case investigators, ambulance drivers, environmental health worker, temperature readers and cleaners.
On Tuesday, they converged on the public health department office, Area 3, Garki, Abuja, demanding that the outstanding allowance should be paid before they return to work.

With 674 cases, the nation’s capital has the third-highest number of COVID-19 cases in the country.
Lagos has 5,135 cases, the highest, followed by Kano, 958 infections. Nigeria has a total of 10,578 cases.
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