NLC Orders Workers to Protest at Abuja Court Over Government Actions
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has directed workers to protest at the Abuja Court against government actions, including compulsory daily prayer sessions. Joe Ajaero, the NLC President, announced the resolution after a meeting with the Joint Union Action Congress.
The move is in response to recent disputes with the government and aims to intensify ongoing industrial actions until demands are met. Workers are urged to participate in solidarity sessions and align with the NLC's efforts.
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