The State Chairman, Nigeria Labour Congress, Kayode Martins, stated this when he addressed newsmen on Wednesday.
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He praised the workers when he received the organised labour at the end of their protests the Government House, Lokoja.
Special Adviser to the President on Special Duties, Communications and Strategy, Dele Alake, said this in a statement
They expressed anger over the pains the sudden fuel subsidy removal was inflicting on the masses while the elected leaders and politicians continue to receive jumbo pay and live an ostentatious lifestyle.
Officials such as the National President of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, Muhammed Ibrahim, representatives of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, National Union of Road Transport Workers among others are currently gathered at the location to protest the increment in fuel prices and failure of the President Bola Tinubu administration to reverse some of the policies which the NLC tagged “unfriendly” and “anti-poor.”
The Congress made its position known in a terse statement by its National President, Joe Ajaero, on Tuesday evening
The meeting is coming 24 hours before the scheduled nationwide protest by the Organised Labour. The strike is slated for Tuesday, August 2.
The President of the Senate said this on Monday following the debate on a motion sponsored by Abdulraman Kawu Suleiman.
The President of the Congress, Joe Ajaero, made this known in Abuja to State House Correspondents on Monday evening.
He said this in a nationwide address to Nigerians on Monday ahead of a strike by the Nigeria Labour Congress on Wednesday
The Committee is tasked to work on provision of solutions to resolve hardship Nigerians are facing due to recent fuel subsidy removal.
The Lagos State Chairman of the NLC, Funmi Sessi, made this known at the union’s congress held on Monday in Lagos.
Special Adviser to the President on Special duties, Communications and Strategy, Dele Alake, revealed this on Monday
The position of the NLC, plotting a strike for August 2, was contained in a statement by its solicitor, Femi Falana.
Sessi, the Chairman, Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Lagos Chapter, said this while speaking with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos Friday, as stakeholders in the sector reacted to the government plan.
The Organised Labour spoke through the President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Joe Ajaero, on Wednesday.
According to NLC, impoverishing workers and pushing millions more into hellish living does not, in any way, approximate sound economic management.
This was contained in a statement jointly signed by the state NLC and TUC Chairpersons, Sani Halliru and Saidu Mudi.
It offered the explanation in a communique issued after its National Executive Council meeting on Tuesday in Abuja.
This followed reports that there was a crack in the ranks of the foremost labour body in the country on the strike.