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Ondo State workers joined their counterpart across the globe to commemorate this year’s International Workers’ Day, urging the Nigerian government to take urgent steps to address economic and security challenges facing the country.
The workers’ union, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) urged the Federal government to tackle unemployment and poverty to fight insecurity to save the country from imminent catastrophe and collapse.
The Chairman of the NLC in the state, Comrade Sunday Adeleye, urged the Federal Government to devise workable means of ending insecurity and other economic challenges that need urgent solutions which also include unemployment.
Views: Visits 4 President Muhammadu Buhari Dayo Johnson Akure Workers in Ondo state have lamented that the country was no longer a safe place to live, pleading with President Muhammadu Buhari to seek international help without further delay. They submitted that ” the traditional warfare method being used by our military is no longer fashionable and can never resolve the current spate of insecurity in the land. Speaking at workers day celebration in Ondo state, the state chairman of Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, Mrs Helen Odofin said that ” the level of insecurity of lives and properties in the nation has gotten to a height that one continues to wonder if the country has not completely failed.
Organized Labour in Kogi State has appealed to Governor Yahaya Bello to implement the N30,000 new minimum wage. The Nigerian Labour Congress, (NLC) and