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After barely two days at the trenches, Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) reached a truce with the Federal Government, late yesterday, bringing to an end the indefinite strike called by former.
TUC National Vice President, Tommy Okon, said: “I can confirm that the action has been suspended. The two labour unions met via Zoom and took the decision. It was not possible to meet physically, so we adopted a Zoom meeting where it was unanimously agreed to suspend the two-day-old strike.
“We trust the National Security Adviser (NSA) that he will do the needful and meet all the promises made. We are sure that the NSA is not playing politics. He is genuine in finding solutions to all the issues we highlighted. Therefore, we want to give…
Source: Guardian Newspaper
