The National Executive Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress has given teeth to last week’s Central Working Committee’s two-week ultimatum to the federal government.
The CWC of the Congress gave the government two weeks to reverse the recent increase in the pump price of petrol and electricity tariff.
The NEC has now ratified that resolution and organised Labour along with the civil society community says it is set for the mother of all protests.
The National Executive Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress has given teeth to last week’s Central Working Committee’s two-week ultimatum to the federal government.
The CWC of the Congress gave the government two weeks to reverse the recent increase in the pump price of petrol and electricity tariff.
The NEC has now ratified that resolution and organised Labour along with the civil society community says it is set for the mother of all protests.
The National Executive Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress has given teeth to last week’s Central Working Committee’s two-week ultimatum to the federal government.
The CWC of the Congress gave the government two weeks to reverse the recent increase in the pump price of petrol and electricity tariff.
The NEC has now ratified that resolution and organised Labour along with the civil society community says it is set for the mother of all protests.
The National Executive Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress has given teeth to last week’s Central Working Committee’s two-week ultimatum to the federal government.
The CWC of the Congress gave the government two weeks to reverse the recent increase in the pump price of petrol and electricity tariff.
The NEC has now ratified that resolution and organised Labour along with the civil society community says it is set for the mother of all protests.
The National Executive Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress has given teeth to last week’s Central Working Committee’s two-week ultimatum to the federal government.
The CWC of the Congress gave the government two weeks to reverse the recent increase in the pump price of petrol and electricity tariff.
The NEC has now ratified that resolution and organised Labour along with the civil society community says it is set for the mother of all protests.
The National Executive Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress has given teeth to last week’s Central Working Committee’s two-week ultimatum to the federal government.
The CWC of the Congress gave the government two weeks to reverse the recent increase in the pump price of petrol and electricity tariff.
The NEC has now ratified that resolution and organised Labour along with the civil society community says it is set for the mother of all protests.
The National Executive Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress has given teeth to last week’s Central Working Committee’s two-week ultimatum to the federal government.
The CWC of the Congress gave the government two weeks to reverse the recent increase in the pump price of petrol and electricity tariff.
The NEC has now ratified that resolution and organised Labour along with the civil society community says it is set for the mother of all protests.
The National Executive Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress has given teeth to last week’s Central Working Committee’s two-week ultimatum to the federal government.
The CWC of the Congress gave the government two weeks to reverse the recent increase in the pump price of petrol and electricity tariff.
The NEC has now ratified that resolution and organised Labour along with the civil society community says it is set for the mother of all protests.
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