The two late unionists were among the people killed by terrorists in the Abuja-Kaduna train bombing that occurred Monday around past 7:00pm.
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It said to come up with such an idea at a time the nation is still grappling with the effect of the coronavirus pandemic and millions of people have been rendered jobless for months is wicked and ungodly.
This is contained in a statement jointly signed by TUC’s President, Quadri Olaleye and its Secretary General, Musa-Lawal Ozigi on Tuesday in Lagos.
Its President, Quadri Olaleye, and Secretary General, Musa-Lawal Ozigi, in a statement on Tuesday in Lagos, said the union had written to the governors and also engaged them in dialogue, but without any success.
The union stated its position in a letter to President Buhari on Monday by its President, Quadri Olaleye, and Secretary General, Musa Lawal. M. Ozigi
The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria has advised the Federal Government not to invite Chinese doctors to assist the country in combating Coronavirus pandemic.
Its President, Quadri Olaleye, and Secretary-General, Musa-Lawal Ozigi, made the call in a statement made available to newsmen on Tuesday in Lagos.
The two sides to the dispute, who have been at the negotiating table in the last few months, eventually reached an agreement late on Thursday.
Its President, Quadri Olaleye, and Secretary-General, Musa-Lawal Ozigi, commenting in Lagos, described the incident as unfortunate.
The TUC said this in reaction to the planned increase in electricity tariff by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission.
In a statement on Thursday, the TUC accused the Federal Government of betrayal of trust in the implementation of the new national minimum wage.
The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria has commended President Muhammadu Buhari for signing the bill approving N30,000 as the new national minimum wage into law.
The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria has kicked against the new price of the the new international passport stating that it is “insensitive on the part of the agency”.
The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria has rejected “outrightly” the new National Minimum Wage of N27,000 recommended by the National Council of State.
The Trade Union Congress on Tuesday insisted organised labour would commence strike from early hours of Thursday, September 27, following Federal Government’s failure to honour its ultimatum on the new minimum wage.
The union stated this in a statement signed by its president, Dr. Bobboi Bala Kaigama and its Secretary General, Musa-Lawal Ozigi, the union stressed that the recovered lot should be tied to projects so as to make life worth living for the people.
The TUC spoke against the attack in a statement sign by its President, Bobboi Kaigama, and General-Secretary, Musa-Lawal Ozigi, in Lagos on Monday
The TUC made its position known in a statement by its President, Bobboi Kaigama, and Secretary General, Musa-Lawal Ozigi