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Gibson Achonu

Organised Labour has advised the political and economic class to embrace a bipartisan and pan-Nigerian approach to tackle the current economic crisis instead of trading blames and giving excuses.

Speaking at an interactive session organised by the Central Bank of Nigeria on Saturday in Owerri, the Imo State capital, a member of the National Executive Council of Nigeria Labour Congress, Issa Aremu, said rising inflation, high interest rates and factory closures needed to be addressed.

“Nigerians are seriously affected by rising inflation, double digit interest rates, factory closures and general underdevelopment. Nigerians must collectively confront underdevelopment instead of giving excuses and blaming each other,” Aremu said.



According to him, wage increase linked with productivity improvement and prompt payment of the backlog of salaries owed by state and local governments are necessary to reduce the hardship of Nigerians.

Reacting to the views of the past two governors of the CBN, Dr. Charles Soludo and Alhaji Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, on the policy thrust of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration, Aremu stated that the views of the former governors “sounded too familiar, predictable but unhelpful” for an economy begging for solutions.

The labour leader said Nigeria must replace the “current disjointed policies” with sustainable national development agenda.

He also called for the realignment of Nigeria monetary and fiscal policies to drive sustainable development.

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lalasticlala

Good

Ever since the fuels subsidy fraud, I do not take these clowns seriously.
The hemorrhaging could have been stopped then.
The only thing members of NLC need is a sack.
You will only hear their voice when they want more money
Apart from the armed forces and medical personnel, follow the advise of Georgian president and disband the damn civil .
They only work for themselves. I cannot think of one thing that this civil service runs that work. Yet, nobody is giving EFFC clues about who is stealing or who stole what.
Throw the jobs open to all.

Even the NLC is not organised.

Flexherbal:
Even the NLC is not organised.

I believe they are organised enough to note this...





“Nigerians are seriously affected by rising inflation, double digit interest rates, factory closures and general underdevelopment. Nigerians must collectively confront underdevelopment instead of giving excuses and blaming each other,”

I still don't understand why the present administration keep blaming the past and not taking proactive steps...

the masses are not seeing any action to alleviate the acute hunger ravaging the citizenry...

May God help us!

These economic issues has shown how uneducated our leaders are.....

Were are the professors of macro economics.. . Please write articles in simple English so that Nigerians can't understand what is happening.. .. We have ignorant fool who more ignorant followers.. Making stupid comments and heating of the place.. .

Break the situation down.. What the government is doing.. And what will get us out of here

Confused set of peeps