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Video: man goes completely naked to protest his three months owed salary

Video of a Nigerian man who took off his clothes in front of the company where he works, in order to protest non payment of his three months salary was shared earlier today by one Mhizboss87.

According to reports, the man took the decision of taking off his clothes because he couldn't afford to pay for his child's medical bills, who has been suffering from an undisclosed sickness.

The man was seen taking off his clothes in front of the company where he works, demanding he gets paid. He said that they offered to give him transport fair, but he insisted he gets his 3 months salary being owed.

People  seen in the video background, were heard pleading on behalf of this man to get paid.

Watch video below;

Credit: @mhizboss

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