The Nigeria Labour Congress says it would go on with its planned protest on the 17th of December 2025 against what it described as the dire economic conditions Nigerians are going through coupled with the rising insecurity experiences in all parts of the country
NLC President, Joe Ajero, disclosed this during the flagoff for construction of the secretariat of the Nigeria Labour Congress in Gombe
A firm installment of labour activism in Gombe state with the flag off for construction of the secretariat by the Nigeria Labour Congress, and an endorsement of the state government’s support to the Labour movement in the state.
It started with a courtesy call by the leader of the labour union to the state Governor.
The Labour leader extolled the work by the state government and the welfare of its workers.
The state governor on its part assured the completion of the structure
Besides the talk on labour activities, the focus of the labour movement remains on the state of insecurity in the country
The story continues as Nigeria’s labour unions challenge the government over insecurity and dire economic realities while acknowledging the contributions of sub nationals on the welfare of their members.
(Editor: Nkoli Omhoudu)
