Ajaero Vows to Fight for Workers' Rights in Norway
Joe Ajaero, President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), delivered a powerful speech at the Arthur Svensson International Award ceremony held in Oslo, Norway. He declared that the NLC would not cease its fight against oppression and injustice faced by workers in Nigeria.
Ajaero emphasized the need to deepen organization among informal economy workers and resist any anti-labor laws, pledging to expose violations of International Labour Organization (ILO) conventions. He described the struggles of Nigerian workers, highlighting their daily challenges, including hunger and exploitation.
Ajaero's remarks served as a rallying cry for solidarity among workers, asserting that the NLC would continue to advocate for their rights and welfare. He received the Arthur Svensson International Award, which symbolizes the fight for trade union rights and human rights, reinforcing the NLC's commitment to these causes.
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