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Hardship: Lagos Civil Servants To Work Three Days In A Week

Lagos state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has announced that civil servants from level 1-14 would begin to work three days a week as part of measures to ease the economic challenges and hardship on residents.

He spoke during a live media chat, ‘Sanwo Speaks’, to intimate residents on steps being taken to reduce the economic burden on Lagosians.

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Workers in the teaching sector will however mantain the five days a week work schedule, but government will ensure additional transport support for them.

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