“No permission is required under the law for peaceful assembly of workers and citizens.”
The labour leader called on “all petrol marketers to show sensitivity to the difficulties being faced by the generality of Nigerians.”
“The law enforcement agencies are to cooperate with labour towards ensuring that the protest is peaceful,” the communique stated.
The former union leader said leaders of various unions were only interested in using their positions to gain political relevance.
Instead of the use of force, the union wants government to persuade and convince workers to take the vaccine.
”Reinstatement of pensioners wrongfully removed from the payroll…stoppage of deductions from workers’ salaries for the purchase of laptops and without workers’ consent.
Mr Wabba said he was speaking in solidarity with Tunisian workers.
NLC has insisted that President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime reduce electricity tariff as it kicks against the government receiving payments from GENCOs in foreign currency.
Ayuba Wabba, President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), has demanded capital punishment for corrupt Nigerian politicians and public officeholders.
NLC is prepared for another strike as Governor Nasir El-Rufai’s imbroglio with Kaduna civil servants worsens over the breach of an MoU.
