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NLC pickets MTN offices in Enugu, Kano

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Officials of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) are currently picketing offices of  MTN in Kano and Enugu states.

Protesters said they were marching to show their displeasure over  the casualisation and poor welfare of its members by the telecom giant.

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