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taiyesoul:
55 year old and still a construction site worker?.See wetin Buhari cause?

see how u just concluded that he was a worker in the construction company. This shows that u didn't read the article from the beginning to the end or maybe u did but couldn't comprehend it.

ogorwyne:
So how do we read the banners and placards?

You can figure it out

They didn’t even spell the name Ugochukwu correctly. See the red fonts on the banner.

moscobabs:
And here in Nigeria Chinese, Lebanese and Indians will be using Nigerians like rain water

Nigeria factory workers die anyhow and nobody to protest

Me and that Angel that sent me to Nigeria will fight a great war when I get back to heaven

Guy you funny die! You and which angel, laugh won kill me here

nigeriapenbase:
Hmmm, it's always Nigerians Abi?? Igbo amaka.... Lol

your a big fool

Yibow doing bricklayer job in Taiwan. Meanwhile, one of his kindsmen was making fun of a Yoruba guy doing the same job in Dubai.

Honestly, one wonders why folks leave Nigeria for foreign countries only to be construction site workers at past middle-age! It is annoyingly devaluing!

xynerise:


According to them, he was never a colleague

but their humanity didn't bother about that. Their humanity rose above we vs them mentality. Even here, we deny our own. These are people that value human life

ogorwyne:
So how do we read the banners and placards?

read from right to left.

Wadasco:
please let have someone to translate what they wrote

Ask Google now..

Abeg na everything be buhari!!!!! Abi dem swear give una chop ni

nairalaila:
Protests were held outside Taiwan's Taipei City Hall by a coalition of labor rights groups on Wednesday, August 15, over the death of a 55-year-old Nigerian man Nwagbo John Ugochukwu, at a Hwang Chang General Contractor Co construction site. 

Though the construction group denied hiring Ugochukwu who was found dead at a construction site for the new Huannan Market in Wanhua District on the morning of July 30, the labor rights groups asked the city to investigate the death of the Nigerian man. 

A worker who also spoke to newsmen during the protest but preferred remaining anonymous, disclosed that the company might have tampered with evidence to evade responsibility, she said.

“Based on what we were told, Ugochukwu fell from the first basement level to the second basement level, but the company told police and labor inspection officials that he had fallen from the second floor to the first and that it happened in a stairwell.”

Taiwan International Workers’ Association (TIWA) chairwoman Susan Chen who also backed the claim, alleged that the company might have deleted the security footage of the incident.

“As far as we know, immediately following the incident, Hwang Chang called the security company and did something with the footage. Later, police told me there was no footage of the incident,” she said.

“The government has not approved any program allowing the company to hire migrant workers, but many migrant workers have been seen working at the construction site. It is unclear whether they were company employees transferred from other construction sites or if they were illegal immigrants,” the Labor rights groups leader said.

“We want the truth about his death, so that he may rest in peace. He might have been an illegal immigrant, but he was also a human being. His body is now being handled like that of an unidentified person — left at the Taipei City Mortuary Services Office’s Second Funeral Parlor,” she said.

However on their own part, Hwang Chang claimed that Ugochukwu entered the construction site by mistake and injured himself after slipping.

He died after being sent to a hospital, it said.

Ugochukwu was not an employee of Hwang Chang nor its partner firms, it said, adding that it will never illegally hire foreign workers.
The company will take full responsibility for the incident. it has contacted the Taipei Trade Office of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and other agencies, and will work on improving safety at its construction sites.
A company representative who also denied tampering with evidence, disclosed that they've been working with police on the case and cannot comment while the investigation is ongoing.
After police have identified the cause of death, the Department of Labor will investigate whether Ugochukwu had been illegally employed and if there were issues of workplace safety peiinvolved, department Secretary Chang Chien-kuo  said.

https://lailasnews.com/labor-rights-groups-in-taiwan-protest-over-death-of-nigerian-man-at-construction-site/

The people may God bless you for standing for the truth for the Nigerian man all the way in Taipei. Meanwhile in Nigeria here, Nigerians will lie against their own people to coverup for the foreigners.

fergie001:
Where is Abike Dabiri?
And we are here fighting party wars.......

Abike Dabiri does not time for you people, if you like die in diaspora, she will collect estacode, run her business and come back to Nigeria to talk tough.

CioAngels:
Abike Dabiri does not time for you people, if you like die in diaspora, she will collect estacode, run her business and come back to Nigeria to talk tough.

The bitter truth it is.....
That woman disappointed herself

taiyesoul:
55 year old and still a construction site worker?.See wetin Buhari cause?

Oga do u think their construction is like the one here in Nigeria where u carry brick or cement on ur head? Do u know his responsibility?