NLC To Embark On Nationwide Strike Over Police Invitation To Ajaero

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has threatened to embark on an indefinite nationwide strike action over the invitation of its President, Comrade Joe Ajaero, by the Nigeria Police Force.

The NLC National Executive Council (NEC) convened an emergency meeting today to deliberate on the recent developments surrounding the invitation.

The invitation is premised on an investigation into alleged terrorism financing, cybercrime, subversion, criminal conspiracy, and treasonable felony.

The NEC notes with grave concern that the invitation is unfounded and politically motivated.

“We view this as a calculated attempt to weaken and destabilize the labour movement,” said the NEC.

The NLC, however stated it resolved to honour the invitation but demands an extension of time.

The NEC strongly condemned the continued harassment of the leadership of the NLC and other Labour leaders, and warned the state to desist from its evil intentions and stop the ongoing witch-hunt against the leaders of the Congress.

The NLC directed all affiliates and state councils to commence the process of mobilizing their members across the nation.

“If anything happens to the President of the Congress or any other leader, we will take all necessary actions, including mass protests and industrial actions,” said the NEC.

The NEC put all its affiliates and state councils on notice to proceed on indefinite nationwide strike action by 12:00 Midnight today.

The NLC also called on all civil society allies and the general populace to stand in solidarity with the Nigeria Labour Congress.

“We stand firm in our resolve to uphold justice, fairness, and the rule of law in our beloved country,” said the NEC.

The strike action is expected to paralyze economic activities across the nation.

The NLC said remains resolute in its commitment to defending the rights and interests of workers and the Nigerian people.

“We shall not be cowed or intimidated by these desperate attempts to silence us,” said the NEC.

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