Still on labour, The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC has resolved to organize a national security summit to engage the current challenges of insecurity in Nigeria and proffer sustainable solutions.
This is coming as the wave of insecurity in the country get worse, especially kidnapping for ransom, armed robbery, communal clashes and Boko Haram terror attacks.
The Labour said rallies would hold across the country to sensitise government and citizens on the need to address the situation. It also condemned the Federal Government’s delay in commencing the implementation of the new national minimum wage.
NLC President, Ayuba Wabba, and the immediate past general-secretary, Peter Ozo-Eson in a jointly signed communiqué at the end of its meeting in Kano, said the National Executive Council, NEC expressed alarm at the recent confessions of an arrested bandit who allegedly disclosed that helicopters dropped weapons for criminals, which suggests conspiracy between criminal elements and big-time financiers of criminality.
