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“I can barely feed my family”-Magistrate stage one-woman protest over 2 years unpaid salaries

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A Magistrate in the Cross River State Judiciary this morning, staged a ‘one-man’ protest to the Cross River State Government House over two years unpaid salaries.

Her Worship, Safiya Iyeh Ashipu, of the Chief Magistrate Court Odukpani, a single mother of two kids, took her sons to the Cross River state Governor’s office bearing placards and demanding her entitlements.

Ashipu was seen telling the security operatives in front of the Govenor’s office, that she will remain there until she is attended to, as “my landlord is on my neck and I can barely feed my family.”

Magistrate Ashipu is one of the 29 Magistrates employed by the Cross River State Government and have not received their salaries in 2 years.

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