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Over two-thirds of the States in the country have stopped paying regular salaries. Others are paying part salaries, with the promise to refund the difference at a later date that would clearly not be soon, if ever. Many States have gone back on the promise to pay the new minimum wage and there are allegations that even the NLC is not paying this.
The labour crisis in Kaduna over “mass sacking” (the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, language) or “rightsizing” (the government language) has become very ugly. Hired thugs were brought in to attack protesting workers, challenging their right to peaceful assembly and protest. The Kaduna State governor, who never runs away from a fight, declared the NLC president, Ayuba Waba, wanted for sabotage and economic crimes. Waba declared his readiness to be arrested and turned around to declare Nasir El Rufai, the Kaduna State governor, wanted for crimes against the people. Meanwhile, electricity in the State has been cut, people
Civil rights activist, Shehu Sani, has advised the Kaduna State Government not to belabour itself declaring the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, President, Ayuba Wabba, wanted.
He said the seven-day warning strike, which began on Monday was legitimate and has its place in the Nigeria Constitution, which Governor Nasir El-Rufai swore to uphold.
Sani’s comment followed the wanted declaration on Tuesday Wabba by Governor El-Rufai.
He condemned the invasion of Tuesday’s gathering of protesting workers by thugs which he believed were sponsored by the state government.
In a statement, which he signed and sent to DAILY POST in Abuja, the ex-Senator representing Kaduna Central Senatorial District recalled how the ruling All Progressives Congress when an opposition protested at various times against the government of the day.