CLEAN : Nigerian workers march against electricity price rise

The video discusses the legal and social implications of increasing electricity tariffs in Nigeria. It highlights a court's restraining order against the regulatory agency's tariff hike and emphasizes the need for salary adjustments for workers. The impact of these changes on Nigerian workers and their families is also explored, stressing the importance of transparency and communication with affected parties.

Why is it considered illegal to increase tariffs before a court decision?

• Because it is not economically viable

• Because it violates a restraining order

• Because it is against company policy

• Because it is not approved by the workers

What is the main concern regarding the increase in electricity tariffs?

• It is not environmentally friendly

• It is not accompanied by an increase in worker salaries

• It is not supported by the government

• It is not communicated to the public

How are Nigerian workers described in terms of their pay?

• Paid more than average

• Among the least paid globally

• Paid according to international standards

• Among the highest paid globally

What is the issue with increasing tariffs without informing workers?

• It causes environmental issues

• It is against international trade laws

• It affects workers' financial planning

• It leads to legal complications

What is the impact of tariff increases on workers' families?

• It improves their living standards

• It has no significant impact

• It leads to better job opportunities

• It negatively affects their financial situation