NLC President, Joe Ajaero, made the assertion during courtesy visits to some labour unions in Lagos on Thursday.
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ADITOP said it was in support of the 48 hours ultimatum given by the DSS to stakeholders in the oil and gas industry to end the fuel queues and crises rocking the country.
The union stated its position in a letter it addressed and sent to the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu.
Osun State Commandant of NSCDC, Agboola Sunday made this assertion while welcoming the Executives of the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas (NUPENG) to the State Command Headquarters, at Civil Defence Village, Ilesa Road, Osogbo.
The group also commended the NNPC and NMDPRA for demonstrating transparency, promoting accountability and also for their pragmatic response in ensuring that Nigerians have sufficient supply of petrol despite the disruption in some parts of the country.
NUPENG’s Secretary General, Afolabi Olawale stated this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Tuesday in Lagos.
As fuel scarcity worsened in many parts of the country in the last fortnight, many fuel stations increased the pump price of petrol higher than the official N165 per litre.
This followed meeting with government agencies and institutions, including the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation.
The strike, which would have kicked off on Monday, was shelved because of the intervention by the Federal Government.
Kokori made the remark during an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Tuesday in Ilorin.
The Corps Public Education Officer (CPEO), Assistant Corps Marshal (ACM), Bisi Kazeem, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in Abuja.
The association’s National President, Alhaji Sanusi Fari, disclosed this on Monday in a statement in Awka, Anambra State, signed by the association’s National Secretary, Chidi Nnubia.
Ibrahim Farinloye, Acting Zonal Coordinator, South West Zonal Office, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), confirmed the development to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos.
Members of the labour movement led by the NLC President, Comrade Ayuba Wabba took to the street around 9:40am on Monday to protest what they called anti-labour policies of the Kaduna State government.
The NLC had on May 10 said it would ground all activities in the state from May 16, as it begins a warning strike over the irregular sack of civil servants by the state government.
This was disclosed by the National President of the association, Comrade Williams Akporeha, in its MAY DAY Message in Lagos.
NUPENG’s National President, Williams Akporeha and General Secretary, Afolabi Olawale made the call in a statement on Tuesday.
NUPENG’s National President, Williams Akporeha, and General Secretary, Afolabi Olawale, made the clarification in a statement on Sunday in Lagos.
Esimaje Brikinn, the company’s General Manager, Policy, Government and Public Affairs, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Sunday in Lagos.
The impending strike is in solidarity with Siluch Oil and Gas Limited, an IPMAN member, being owed N13.6 million for petroleum products it supplied to Transport Company of Anambra State since 2017.