The organised labour in Katsina State, on Monday, raised the alarm that nobody was safe in the state again.
The organised labour observed that though the state government along with security operatives were doing their best to curb the insecurity, more still needed to be done to ensure safety of people.
It added, “We urge the incoming administration to take the issue of insecurity with all the seriousness it requires as widely manifested in their campaign to end the menace.” Governor Aminu Masari, who was represented at the occasion by his special adviser on labour matters, Tanimu Saulawa, in his remarks maintained that workers in the state contributed a lot to the success of his administration.
He lauded the workers for their patriotism and urged them to extend same hands of cooperation to the in-coming government. Highlights of the celebration included parade by virtually all the affiliated unions of the Nigeria Labour Congress in the state and donation of a cow to Governor Masari by members of the state chapter of the Amalgamated Unions of Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria.All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH.
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