Wigs without welfare: Lawyers in Nigeria earn below minimum wage, and it isn’t unusual
SIX hundred and thirty naira (N630). This was the amount Andrew Bello, a Lagos-based lawyer, received in one of the months he worked for a law firm in Ikoyi.His total salary was supposed to be N20,000 per month, but his firm deducted N500 for each day he got to the office later than 8 a.m. … Continue reading Wigs without welfare: Lawyers in Nigeria earn below minimum wage, and it isn’t unusual
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