Lagos pensioners protest, demand payment increase by Aug 31
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Lagos pensioners protest, demand payment increase by Aug 31

Lagos pensioners protest delayed pension increase, demanding payment by August 31. They warn of a larger demonstration if the state government fails to actRead More: https://punchng.com/lagos-pensioners-protest-demand-payment-increase-by-aug-31/
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