Ayuba Wabba, NLC President, and Ebere Ifendu, the National Publicity Secretary, Labour Party, stated this at a joint news conference on Thursday in Abuja
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The Organised Labour has given the Federal Government an ultimatum of 14 days to conclude deliberations on the new National Minimum Wage.
The President of the NLC, Ayuba Wabba, said this while fielding questions from newsmen on Monday in Abuja
The Nigeria Labour Congress has said that more than 2,000 workers lost to insurgency in North East Nigeria were yet to get their benefits from their respective state governors.
The Nigeria Labour Congress has urged various companies that were yet to comply with the Nigeria labour law to act promptly to avoid picketing and other forms of embarrassment.
The President NLC, Ayuba Wabba, made this call on Friday in Abuja at a public forum tagged: ‘Nigeria in the Struggle for the Liberation of Western Sahara’.
Chairman of the congress’ chapter in Bayelsa, John Ndiomu, made the remarks in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria in Yenagoa, and urged politicians to play politics by the rules, especially by constitutional provisions.
The position of the workers was stated on Thursday by the Chairman of the NLC in the state, Ade Adesanmi
The NLC President, Ayuba Wabba, stated this in a congratulatory message to Fayemi in Abuja on Saturday
The state NLC chairman, Comrade Idris Ndako, made the call in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Minna on Thursday.
“We do not have casual employees in MTN; I am not aware that MTN engages in casualisation.
NLC members led by the President, Comrade Ayuba Wabba, arrived at the centre disrupted operations at the centre on the second day of the picketing.
The leadership of the union and other members had barricaded the head office of the company in Lagos for about eight hours, preventing workers from carrying out their daily duties.
The Nigeria Labour Congress on Monday picketed MTN Nigeria over alleged unfair labour practices.
Obigwe said this while addressing newsmen in Umuahia, when he led members of the congress in the state to picket MTN offices in Umuahia and Aba.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the NLC members who stormed the office at Civic Centre in Kano as early 6:30a.m were led by the Chairman of the union, Kabiru Ado Minjibir.
Senator Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment, dismissed the report in a statement signed by Samuel Olowookere, Director Press in the ministry
Ayuba Wabba, NLC President, made the call in his office when a delegation of the International Labour Organisation Committee on Experts visited him on Thursday in Abuja.
While the Nigeria Labour Congress is proposing a minimum wage of N65,000 for workers, the governors have been insisting on the staggering of the implementation of the new wage, if approved.
Kalu, while acknowledging the contributions of the former president of the Nigeria Labour Congress to the social and political development of Nigeria, stressed that Oshiomole’s antecedents in labour unionism will continue to speak volumes for him