Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has issued a one-week ultimatum
to the Federal Government to withdraw armed soldiers from the Power
Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, headquarters and other installations
and commence meaningful negotiations with the workers on the outstanding
labour issues or face a nationwide industrial strike.
This
came as it demanded far reaching action on insecurity in the country,
corruption, crude oil theft, trial of fuel subsidy scam suspects,
murder of Olaitan Oyerinde, among others. It insisted on prosecution of
all the accused and warned against the frustration of the trial process
in any way or form.
At the end of its National Executive Council,
NEC, meeting in Benin City, Edo State, the NLC called on the Federal
Government to not only do more to secure the lives and property of its
citizens in fulfillment of its social contract, but also to quickly
find solutions to end this spate of alarming insecurity.
Briefing
newsmen on the communique, President of NLC, Comrade Abdulwaheed Omar,
called for prosecution of all the accused and warned against the
frustration of the trial process in any way or form, insisting that
anything to the contrary could attract grave consequences.
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