UK-BASED NIGERIAN DOCTOR CAUGHT SELLING FAKE JOBS TO 'JAPA' SEEKERS, PLANS TO SUE THE BBC. (PHOTO).

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    UK-Based Nigerian Doctor Caught Selling Fake Jobs to ‘Japa’ Seekers A shocking BBC investigation has exposed Dr. Kelvin Alaneme, a UK-based Nigerian psychiatrist, allegedly running a job scam targeting desperate migrants. What Happened? Alaneme, chairman of Career and Educational Services, was secretly recorded promising fake UK job opportunities.  He allegedly charged £2,000 per job slot, plus £500 commission, leaving many Nigerian job seekers stranded abroad.  In his own words: “Just get me care homes. I can make you a millionaire.” Now, he is threatening to sue the BBC for defamation.

NATIONWIDE STRIKE: STOCK HOMES WITH FOOD, MEDICINES, OTHERS, LABOUR TELLS NIGERIANS.(PHOTO).


Nationwide strike: Stock homes with food, medicines, others, Labour tells Nigerians

The Federal Government will on Monday meet with the representatives of the organised labour in an effort to prevent the nationwide strike called by the Nigeria Labour Congress.

However, the NLC has advised citizens to stock their homes with food items, medicines and other essential things ahead of the commencement of its seven-day strike to protest the removal of fuel subsidies and the escalating cost of living in the country.

The warning, it noted, had become necessary because the strike would cripple the country as movement would be severely curtailed as commercial transport operators would withdraw their services, while markets, schools and healthcare facilities would be forced to shut down.

The Assistant General Secretary, NLC, Chris Onyeka, said in an interview with Newsmen that the citizens should also minimise their movements so as to avoid being stranded.

 NLC had given the government a seven-day ultimatum with threats of a nationwide strike scheduled to commence on Wednesday, August 2, 2023. The labour movement in a statement signed by its National President, Joe Ajaero, accused the Tinubu-led Federal Government of failing to meet up with the demands it presented to it following the removal of the subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit, popularly known as petrol, which caused an astronomical rise in the pump price of the commodity.


 

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