The Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress have resolved to ground activities nationwide from October 3, 2023, following what the Labour Unions tagged as the “failure” of government to successfully implement policies to alleviate the sufferings of Nigerians following the removal of the subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit.
NLC national president, Joe Ajaero, during a virtual National Executive Council meeting which was held on Zoom, Tuesday told members of NEC that a meeting was held with the officials of the TUC to deliberate on ways forward. Ajaero noted that it was resolved that the two centres work together to make their stance known to the government.
A source who was present at the meeting noted that some members of the NLC initially objected to the development of the NLC working together with the TUC.
“Initially some members did not want us to work with the TUC but as of now, we don’t have a choice. The government has not been proactive. So it is going to be a definite action this time around.”
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NLC NOLONGER COMMANDS RESPECT!! SHE CALLS OUT STRIKE TOO OFTEN, DISRUPTS GOVT ACTIVITIES, AND THEVSAME MASSES WHOM THE NLC OUGHT TO PROTECT, SUFFUFFERCAVOIDABLE HARDSHIP, AND THE STRIKES ARE CALLED OFF WITHOUT REALLY ACHIEVING ANYTHING , ONLY TO ISSUE A FRESH THREATS TO RESUME SAME STRIKE FOR THE SAME REASONS USED FOR THE PREVIOUS STRIKE. THE TUC SEEMED TO BE MORE REASONABLE TO DEAL WITH. I HAVE CANVASSED FOR ALTERNATIVE BUT EFFECTIVE MODE OF REGISTERING A PROTEXT WITHOUT TAKING PHYSICAL ACTION THAT WILL CAUSE QHARDSHIP TO THE PEOPLE!!
RIGHT NOW, WE NEED TO “DELETE” THIS STRIKE !!!!!