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NLC/TUC nationwide strike: APC chieftain asks Labour leaders to bear with FG
An APC chieftain, Obidike Chukwuebuka, has urged Nigerian labour unions to shelve their planned nationwide strike which is scheduled to start on October 3.
Breaking: Panic for Tinubu's FG as Labour Party backs proposed NLC, TUC nationwide strike
Ahead of the planned workers strike, the Labour Party has expressed support for any legitimate means deployed by the NLC to press for better remuneration.
BREAKING: NLC, TUC to embark on indefinite nationwide strike from October 3
All things being equal, the NLC and the TUC will embark on a strike. Legit.ng understands that the industrial action will start on October 3, 2023.
NLC warning strike begins nationwide over fuel subsidy removal pains: Live Updates
The NLC)s two-day warning strike begins Tuesday, September 5. Stay tuned for Legit.ng's live updates as the workers protest against the removal of fuel subsidy.
Full List: Lagos, Kano, Niger, others to join NLC nationwide strike as pressure mounts on Tinubu
At least seven state chapters of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has confirmed readiness to join the planned two-day warning strike across the 36 states
Subsidy removal: President Tinubu's FG withdraws contempt suit against NLC, gives reason
The Federal Government has withdrawn the contempt charge against Nigeria NLC, TUC, and their leaders four days before the expiration of the ultimatum by NLC.
Nationwide protest: FG gives fresh update after crunch meeting with Labour leaders
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) has called off its nationwide protest after a crunch meeting with President Bola Tinubu
Nationwide protest: NLC exposes FG over claim of saving N1trn on subsidy removal
The NLC has revealed that the FG's committee set up to negotiate with the unions disclosed that no money had been saved since the subsidy on fuel was removed.
BREAKING: Tension erupts as protesters pull down National Assembly gate
There is growing tension as protesters stormed the national assembly and pulled down its gate, thereby gaining access to its premises to register their anger.
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