Mr Ogunbote appealed to the government to pay the owed money before December.
Mr Chinda commended Nigerian workers’ sacrifices and contributions to the development of the country.
The NLC had earlier picketed the ministry over the unlawful sack of Mr Ekpaha.
He said, additionally, the civil servants would enjoy a 50 per cent discount on the charging costs.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) Federal Capital Territory (FCT) council, has directed all workers in the six area councils to begin an indefinite strike from December 1
“If the government feels that two years is the best tenure to go, it should be two years for everyone, including the office of the president and principal public officers as well,” said
The CNPP faulted the operatives’ unwarranted raid on the Labour House.
The Nigeria Labour Congress has condemned the latest hike in electricity tariffs instead of a reversal as promised by the federal government.
He noted that some states had not yet fully implemented the old N30,000 minimum wage despite NLC’s efforts at the national and state levels.
Governor Charles Soludo has warned of a potential revolt by poor, hungry Nigerians who watch government officials live fat on public funds.
