Organised Labour Calls Of Strike For Five Days

Workers during a protest (FILE PHOTO)

Organised Labour on Tuesday, suspended their strike for five days, a leader of the NLC told our correspondent in Abuja.

The NLC and the TUC leaders met with the Federal Government on Monday night with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assuring that the N60,000 minimum wage will be increased.

The strike which commenced on Monday was called to protest the failure of the Federal Government to approve new minimum wage by May 31 as well as its failure to reverse the hike in electricity tariff.

The agreement stated, “The President of Nigeria, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, is committed to establishing a National Minimum Wage higher than N60,000; and the Tripartite Committee will convene daily for the next week to finalise an agreeable National Minimum Wage.”

The organised labour also agreed to “immediately hold meetings of its organs to consider this new offer, and no worker would face victimisation as a consequence of participating in the industrial action.”

These resolutions were signed on behalf of the Federal Government by Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, and Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha.

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