Labour Party to sue NLC over unlawful entry into office

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Labour Party to sue NLC over unlawful entry into office
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The Labour Party said it will take legal action against the Nigeria Labour Congress over the unlawful break and entry into its national headquarters in Abuja on Wednesday.

The party also notes that the President of the NLC, Comrade Joe Ajaero’s greed and inordinate ambition have pushed him into losing every sense of discretion and decency in his recent conduct, be it in his affairs with the workers or even the government. Ifoh added that Ajaero’s continuous claim that NLC owns the Labour Party is not in any way supported by either the Electoral Act or the Constitution.

LP pointed out that Nigeria is witnessing the worst economic strangulation ever in the history of the country. Ifoh added that by its own constitution, the NLC cannot even call for a picketing of any establishment without a directive of its National Executive Committee .

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