Cross River workers disappointed as Otu announces N40,000 new minimum wage

Civil servants in Cross River State have shown disappointment when the governor, Bassey Otu, announced a new minimum wage of N40,000. The governor made the announcement while speaking at the International Workers Day celebration at the U.J Essueine Stadium

Tina Agosi Todo, Calabar

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