Tinubu Meets With Labour Leaders After Nationwide Protest

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Members of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) is currently meeting with President Bola Tinubu at the presidential villa in Aso Rock Abuja.

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This meeting is coming a few hours after the senate pleaded with the labour unions to beat them but not kill them while demanding a seven days window to attend to their demands.

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The organized Labour embarked on protests across States in the country on Wednesday over the removal of petrol subsidy without adequate palliative measures.

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The meeting has in attendance the NLC president Joe Ajaero, TUC president Festus Osifo, and other delegates.

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