The protesters were claiming from the senate secretary, J. Nanborlor Singbeh, their 15 months unpaid salaries to the tone of US$77,000. “Right now the company is not operating, and so we don’t have any money to pay anyone,” Singbeh said. He said as far he was concerned, the company had only six employees, three of them security guards, while the rest were caretakers. Singbeh claimed that his company had paid all of the six employees, and that they did not owe 50 employees. A the time the company was temporary shutdown, Kerkulah claimed Sophor assured the employees that the company was going to pay the employees half of their salaries and benefits.

Source: Daily Observer April 03, 2019 02:26 UTC