The Nigeria Labour Congres (NLC) has declared Indefinite strike, beginning on October 3, in protest against the Federal Government for failing to address the challenges caused by the removal of fuel subsidy.
Leaders of the Nigeria Labour Congress in joint briefing with Trade Union Congress (TUC) made the declaration on Tuesday in Abuja, while speaking on resolutions by the NLC National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting the previous day.
Recall Savannah News had earlier reported the warning strike embarked on by the union on Tuesday, September 5 and Wednesday 6, 2023.
The Labour leaders had earlier embarked on a two-day warning strike to force the government to address the mass excruciating suffering of Nigerians, especially workers.
The 21-day ultimatum issued by the NLC expired last week. Joe Ajaero, the national president of the NLC, expressed dissatisfaction, stating that “none of the demands presented to the Federal Government have been addressed.
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