The National Labour Congress (NLC) has reiterated that there is no going back on a nationwide strike scheduled to take off next week wednesday.
This might not be unconnected with the issue of unresolved new national minimum wage.
Vice president Yemi Osinbajo yesterday presided over a meeting on the proposed new national minimum wage.
The meeting also had in attendance relevant ministers and other principal officers directly involved in the economy and revenue generation
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NLC is planning to go on strike from next week Wednesday,to press home the demand for New minimum wage that will not be enough for them, where were they all this why .They should have come out go on strike early than now for bad governance that is order of this demoncratic government,to stop some of the policy that are taken money out of our pocket.
Go ahead