About 200 beneficiaries of the Nation Builders Corps (NABCO) this morning hit the studios of Angel Fm based in Kumasi to register their displeasure over non-payment of three months salary arrears.
According to them, the government is owing them from November to January.
Against this background, they have threatened to boycott work over government’s failure to pay them.
The group in an interview with Kwame Tanko on "The Angel Morning Drive" stressed how they are battling with hunger in their current post.
Some of these affected trainees stated how the government decided to forsake them after working tirelessly for three (3) months without their salary.
"I am a married man and you can imagine what my family will eat if I have worked for three good months without salary," one of the aggrieved personnel said in the interview.
The group is, therefore, calling on the government to come to their rescue as they are in dire need of cash.
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