Nigeria Labour Congress alerts of soldiers surrounding wage negotiation venue, raising concerns over intimidation. NLC warns against coercion amid talks, fearing prolonged strikes. The outcome holds critical implications for the workforce and economy.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has sounded an alarm concerning the presence of soldiers encircling the venue designated for its meeting with the federal government regarding minimum wage negotiations.
The NLC conveyed this development via its official communication platform, expressing concern over potential intimidation tactics. Earlier, the NLC had warned against any form of coercion or blackmail during negotiations, cautioning that such actions could prolong the ongoing strike indefinitely.
This development raises tensions and questions the government's approach to the negotiation process. The NLC's firm stance underscores its commitment to protecting its leadership and ensuring fair negotiations. The outcome of these discussions holds significant implications for the country's labor force and economy.
