The Ogun State government has reinstated the state chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Akeem Ambali, 28 months after he was fired.
The National President of the Union, Ayuba Wabba, stated this on Tuesday in Abeokuta after a meeting between the state government and national leaders of the NLC at Abeokuta.
The NLC President said all issues raised by the NLC regarding workers’ welfare had been resolved and hea assured workers and pensioners to always remain calm that labour will continue to keep the government on its toes stressing that the union will always remain apolitical but will continue to endorse governments that are concerned with labour matters.
He disclosed that the issues on the plight of staff of the Tai Solarin College of Education was discussed in the meeting between the government and had also been resolved.
The Eagle Online reports that Ambali and 14 others were sacked by the State government on October 31st for alleged misconduct during the 2016 World Teachers Day celebration and the state government set up a panel of inquiry to investigate them and they were either suspended or sacked.
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