The NEC-in-session similarly condemned the government for its design/plan to clamp down on labour via selective and erroneous invocation of the ‘no work, no pay” clause in the Trade Disputes Act, noting that the right to strike is both a human and trade union right and cannot be abridged as it is what distinguishes a worker from a slave.”

The NLC maintained that the national minimum wage must be N30,000 even as it accused the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, of insincerity. It also kicked against the fixing of tenure for workers holding union executive positions in contravention of the provisions of ILO Convention 87.

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If only they can make good their threat. This govt brought us to where we are now with there insensitivity in reviewing everything review able. Devalues everything devaluation.
And when it's time to review wages, they come up with executive order madness.

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