Civil servants in the FCT are back to work after the Yuletide celebrations.
As they go about their assigned duties , they also hope this year, the federal government will keep its promise to give a living wage to workers.
2023 was not particularly a good year for many Nigerians.
While some still look back and are thankful for a smooth civilian to civillian transition, others talk about the tough times caused by the removal fuel subsidy.
The year 2023 saw rising inflation, hike in prices of food, commodities and services.
All of these are things may workers wish to forget in a hurry.
It was indeed a difficult period for workers whose purchasing power diminished and could not cater for their needs during the Christmas and New year holidays.
As the first day of resumption for 2024, TVC News went to the Federal Secretariat to interact with workers and hear their expectations in the New Year.
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