The Chairman, House Committee on Renewable Energy, Rep. Afam Ogene, said this during the Africa Policy Dialogue (APD) workshop, with the theme: “Green jobs and low carbon transition,” in Abuja on Thursday.
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The President of the TUC made the position known when he spoke on Thursday during the 2025 May Day celebration in Abuja.
Mohammed Ibrahim, the President of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, made this revelation on Wednesday in Abuja.
The President of the Trade Union Congress, Festus Osifo, offered the reason when he appeared on a Channels Television programme.
The governor said his administration remained committed to the implementation of the new wage of N70, 000 recently signed into law by President Bola Tinubu.
This is sequel to the signing of the minimum wage law by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on July 30th, 2024.
The Eagle Online recalls that the invitation of Ajaero for questioning was made public by the police in a letter seen on Tuesday, August 20.
The Presidents of the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress, Joe Ajaero and Festus Osifo, revealed this.
The Chairman of the Forum, Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State, made the call in a communique on Wednesday.
Sen. George Akume, Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), stated this in Abuja at the end of a two-day pre-retirement summit organised by XEM Consulting Ltd.
The labour leaders, according to available information, arrived at the State House in Abuja about 2pm on Thursday.
The Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress of Nigeria said this following Tinubu’s Democracy Day speech.
Organised Labour spoke following the Democracy Day broadcast in which Tinubu said an agreement had been reached.
The position of the government followed the insistence of organised labour on a minimum wage of N250,000.
Organised Labour said this in response to Akpabio’s position that its now relaxed strike was an economic sabotage.
The Senior Advocate of Nigeria pointed this out in a letter addressed to the leadership of both unions on Sunday.
The President of the Trade Union Congress, Festus Osifo, made this known on Tuesday after another meeting deadlocked.
The non-denominational group said this in a statement issued after its monthly executive meeting in Lagos on Monday.
This was contained in a letter jointly signed by the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress on Thursday.
The Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress made the demands while picketing the headquarters