By: Daniel Kanu Editor Civil society groups and activists have thrown their weight behind the proposed unionization of domestic workers in Nigeria, citing the sector’s vulnerability to abuse and exploitation. The Centre for Children’s Health Education, Orientation and Protection (CEE-HOPE) on Friday, 17th October in Lagos, organized a media parley to mobilize support for the unionization effort. Betty Abah, Executive Director of CEE-HOPE, and convener of the parley highlighted the crucial role domestic workers play in Nigerian society, often without recognition or protection. She emphasized that the majority of domestic…
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