Simon Lalong, minister of labour and employment, has called on the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) to give President Bola Tinubu time to return from India.
Simon Lalong, minister of labour and employment, has appealed to the Nigeria Labour Congress to ‘hold fire’ until President Bola Tinubu returns from India.that the union would embark on a two-day warning strike on Tuesday over the impact of petrol subsidy removal on the masses.Lalong said such a strike would be detrimental to the gains being recorded by the new administration.
“As of now, I did not receive any formal notice of strike. I only saw strike actions taking place. According to the NLC, the two-day warning strike is to prepare for a 14-day strike,” Lalong said.“Even before 14 days, when the president comes back from India, I am sure many of those issues that were raised, I promise we will handle them before the 14 days.
“But at that period, the cabinet was not in place and I said certain issues would require the cabinet to take a decision.Advertisement
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