Detainees From Unfamiliar Terrains Are Working At Building Locales In Nigeria – Senate Board
The administrator of the Senate Advisory group on Inside, Adams Oshiomhole, has expressed that detainees from unfamiliar nations are being carried into Nigeria to work at building locales.
He made the case when the Priest of Inside, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, showed up before the Public Get together Joint Boards on Inside for a financial plan guard on Wednesday, December 6.
“Your service needs to control the issuance of the standards very well as I guarantee it beyond all doubt that detainees from unfamiliar terrains are working in Nigeria as development laborers,” Oshiomhole told the priest.
He stated that while it was encouraging that the ministry exceeded its revenue targets for the issuance of expatriate quotas, the policy allowed foreigners to steal Nigerian jobs.
There are a lot of non-Nigerians in the country, and some of them are living in containers. The construction industry that brought them was paying them the minimum wage in their country. I would rather not notice the organizations’ names, yet assuming that I’m incited, I’ll make reference to them.”
In response, Tunji-Ojo stated that his ministry had already developed the Expatriate Employee Network to prevent expatriates from stealing Nigerian jobs.