Seriously, it is painful that in a country that we call our own and as children of the soil, some dollop headed, uncircumcised Indians can come here and treat us as slaves.

The working personnel in the aforementioned company are in need of serious help.

The working hours are bad ( 12 hours with a 45 minutes break)

The wages are too low (#14, 000)

Some Indian bosses would force the girls to sleep with them or be sacked.

There's no provision for drinkable water. The water provided is the same water used to clean the machines. It's dirty and contaminated.

It costs #10,400 to transport to and from the factory in a month and thats the least approximation.

Graduates and skilled professionals are being paid peanuts. Compared to the amount of work they do.

The lowest paid Indian earns at least #60,000 and when you add the 10,000 weekly allowance, it's #100,000. Meanwhile the people doing the hardwork are being paid far less

Help is needed immediately. People can't keep living like this. And that's why we at Nairaland and fellow Nigerians call on the Ogun State Government and the National Labour Congress to visit the company and do something about the situation.

Is this information true.
A friend of mine got an invitation for interview in the company.
Was wondering if he should go.