Gives 7-Day Ultimatum to Recall Sacked Workers or Face Industrial Action THE Nigeria Labour Congress has condemned the reported sack…
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THE family of the late Richard Gbadebo along with the Alliance on Surviving COVID-19 And Beyond (ASCAB), Oyo State Chapter…
NIGERIA Labour Congress (NLC) has drawn the attention of the Imo State governor, Hope Uzodimma, to the pitiable conditions under…
THE Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) have expressed concern on the anti-labour posture of the…
Organised labour in Plateau State has called on the state government to activate the mechanism for the immediate implementation of…
Union’s Secretariat Shut Till Further Notice Exactly a week to the Emergency Delegates’ Conference of the National Union of Food…
THE four staff unions in the University of Lagos have rejected and condemned as illegal the removal of the vice-Chancellor…
According to the NLC, the theme of this year’s International Youth Day; “Youth Engagement for Global Action,” “captures most succinctly the global pulse in response to the prevailing realities. It seeks to highlight the ways in which the engagement of young people at the local, national and global levels is enriching national and multilateral institutions and processes, as well as draw lessons on how youth representation and engagement in formal institutions can be significantly enhanced.”
Gbadebo, a 300 level student in the Department of European Studies, University of Ibadan, was killed in an industrial accident at Henkel Nigeria Limited, an Ibadan-based soap-making factory on the night of 27th July 2020.
“As the Minister of Labour and Employment, Nigerian workers have had both thrilling, tepid and tensed times with Dr. Chris Ngige. One should expect no less given the fighter that Dr. Ngige is. Through our checkered relationship and piercing through the veil of our different persuasions, one thing has stood out very clear – Dr. Chris Ngige has demonstrated one consistent character which is the penchant of leaving the door of frank discussions, open negotiations, and genuine reconciliation open. These are the traits of a truly great man.”