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The Nigeria Labour Congress will meet with representatives of the Nigerian Government over the removal of fuel subsidy. Joe Ajaero, the NLC President disclosed this on Wednesday while featuring on a Channels TV programme. Ajaero said the meeting is scheduled to hold at 2 pm on Wednesday.

May 31, 2023Joe Ajaero, the NLC President disclosed this on Wednesday while featuring on a Channels TV programme.

The Nigeria Labour Congress will meet with representatives of the Nigerian Government over the removal of fuel subsidy. Joe Ajaero, the NLC President disclosed this on Wednesday while featuring on a Channels TV programme.Bola Tinubu, Nigeria’s newly inaugurated President on Monday in his inaugural speech said there would be no more fuel subsidy. And hours after the speech, long queues returned to filling stations across the country amid fuel scarcity occasioned by panic buying and hoarding of premium motor spirit, otherwise called petrol, by fuel dealers.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, the NLC expressed outrage at the declaration made by President Tinubu during his inaugural speech that the government would no longer subsidise fuel.The NLC lamented that Tinubu’s declaration had returned queues to fuel stations, with petrol prices increased by as high as 300 per cent in some places in the country.

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