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Re: FG Moves To Extend Maternity Leave To Six Months by Harrynight(m): 8:59pm On Aug 03, 2018
leo1234:


Those celebrating this development will complain later.
Many private organizations can't give more than one month maternity leave. This can only happen in government institutions and the end result will not be desirable. Very soon you will visit a ministry for something important and you will be told you can't be attended to because most of their female staffs are on maternity leave.
Trust Nigerians, they will optimise and even abuse this opportunity. grin



That moves I belief will only applied to civil servants not private sectors


No private company will agree to that
Re: FG Moves To Extend Maternity Leave To Six Months by mechanics(m): 9:49pm On Aug 03, 2018
wow, that's much o, even the women will be tired of staying at home.

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