Some have suggested that Buhari was merely playing politics with this statement. But even if he was, that point is not relevant.
What Nigerian workers want is their salaries. They want to enjoy the Christmas and New Year festivities. No more, no less.
In this regard, I urge the state governors to pay the workers in time. For far too long, Nigerian workers have suffered untold hardship because of the non-payment or delay of salaries.
This has to stop. The suffering in the land is too much and if workers are allowed to experience agony at Christmas, that will be a tragedy.
Oluwaseyi Bamidele
Ibadan, Oyo State
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