They cited the lack of trust in authorities of LISGIS to pay their previous sitting fees and the remaining amount following the completion of the work. He said since then, the amount of US$50, which was promised to be sent via mobile money service by LISGIS, has not been settled. Paul expressed skepticism that LISGIS will pay those who they recruited for the census. “Even those people who will force it to work, they will not receive their money, but people who are out and they are not working will receive money because there are too many mistakes. But nobody has turned out because we have not received any money.”He said facilitators are also mute on whether or not they will receive their money today.

Source: Front Page Africa November 11, 2022 21:16 UTC