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Ebonyi bakers to withdraw services July 13

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July 11, 2022
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The Association of Master Bakers and Caterers of Nigeria (AMBCN), Ebonyi State Chapter, has announced plans to withdraw its services from July 13, as directed by its national body.

Mr. Felix Eze, Chairman of the association in Ebonyi disclosed this on Saturday in Abakaliki after its meeting on the strike action scheduled to last for two weeks.

Eze said the withdrawal of services was necessitated by Federal Government”s insensitivity to the plight of bakers across the country which had adversely affected the businesses of the association’s members.

“The prices of bakery materials increase steadily as a bag of flour which hitherto cost N25,000 presently cost more than N27,000.

“We are not embarking on the measure to the detriment of our customers, but to assist them and and enhance our businesses,” he said.

The state chairman urged the Federal Government to urgently address the challenges to ensure that bakers dutifully render their services to the people.

“The government should cut relevant taxes and check the ever increasing exchange rate of foreign currencies.

“The producers of bakery products claim that such increment influences the prices of the materials.

“The government should ensure that the producers access foreign currencies at low rates as bakery products are among the cheapest food items the citizens access,” he added.

Mr. Felix Chimereze, the State Secretary of the association, said that his colleagues decided to act now after bemoaning the plights for long.

“Nigerians are aware of the country’s dire economic situation and the added challenges necessitated our action”, he stated.

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