Corruption: NLC, TUC, want names of looters published, hands cut off
THE leadership of the he organised labour and their civil society allies, yesterday protested in Abuja, demanding that the Federal Government should make known the identities of those that looted the common wealth and also asked that their hands should be cut off to serve as deterrent.
Naira Devaluation: Emir Of Kano speaking for neo colonialists – NLC
Following the call by the Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, where he asked the Federal Government to devalue the Naira, and also remove the subsidy on petroleum products, Nigeria’s apex workers’ union, the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), has asked Nigerians to ignore the call.
B’Haram bombed Abuja to mock recent military victories against them – NLC
The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) on Sunday described the recent multiple bomb blasts in two different parts of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja by suspected terrorist group, Boko Haram, as attempts by the sect to make mockery of recent reported victories recorded by the Nigerian military over them.
‘NLC, TUC call for death penalty on corrupt govt officials ridiculous ‘
FORMER Commissioner of Police, Chief Ikechukwu Aduba (retd), has described as bizarre and unrefined the call by the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC and Trade Union Congress, TUC, for death penalty on treasury looters to check official corruption.
Delta NLC wants Buhari to review labour laws
Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Delta State Council, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to strengthen Nigerian Labour laws and upwardly review the salary structure of workers to be more productive and contribute actively to the resolve of his government to bring about the Nigeria of everybody’s dream.
Oba’s intervention ends Edo workers’ strike
FOLLOWING the intervention of the Benin monarch, Oba Erediauwa, the striking members of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, in Edo State, yesterday, called off their strike and gave the state government till the end of January, 2014 to meet their demands.
