NLC President Ajaero’s Photo with Labour Party Candidate Sparks Controversy [PHOTO]

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A photo of Nigerian Labour Congress President Joe Ajaero posing with Attan Achonu, the Labour Party’s governorship candidate in Imo State, has caused a stir online, with many accusing Ajaero of political partisanship.

The NLC, in a statement, alleged that Ajaero was “beaten and blindfolded” immediately after being detained by security operatives. The union further stated that Ajaero’s personal belongings, including his phones, were confiscated and have not been returned.

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