The Nigeria Labour Congress has commenced an emergency meeting of its National Executive Council after the new administration of President Bola Tinubu removed fuel subsidy.
NLC at the meeting will also discuss the increment in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit and the crisis generated by the announcement.
The meeting which started a few minutes past 12 pm in the afternoon has in attendance executive members of the affiliate unions of the congress
The Nigeria Labour Congress has commenced an emergency meeting of its National Executive Council after the new administration of President Bola Tinubu removed fuel subsidy.
NLC at the meeting will also discuss the increment in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit and the crisis generated by the announcement.
The meeting which started a few minutes past 12 pm in the afternoon has in attendance executive members of the affiliate unions of the congress.
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The NLC is expected to inform the public of its final decision following the meeting with the representatives of the Federal Government which ended in deadlock.
President Bola Tinubu while giving his inaugural speech on Monday, May 29,2023, unexpectedly declared “subsidy is gone”.
Though the president’s image makers in statements issued by the state house insisted that the new president was misquoted by some sections of the media.
Tinubu’s declaration led to an increase in panic buying with some filling stations across the country pegging the pump price of the Premium Motor Spirit to as high as N600 per litre.
Similarly, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited announced a new rate for PMS on Wednesday.
The organised labour comprising Trade Union Congress and the Nigeria Labour Congress described the move by Tinubu and the NNPCL as a “joke taken too far”.
The subsidy on fuel, when removed, will be channelled into the development of other sectors, President Tinubu said on Monday
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The NLC is expected to inform the public of its final decision following the meeting with the representatives of the Federal Government which ended in deadlock.
President Bola Tinubu while giving his inaugural speech on Monday, May 29,2023, unexpectedly declared “subsidy is gone”.
Though the president’s image makers in statements issued by the state house insisted that the new president was misquoted by some sections of the media.
Tinubu’s declaration led to an increase in panic buying with some filling stations across the country pegging the pump price of the Premium Motor Spirit to as high as N600 per litre.
Similarly, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited announced a new rate for PMS on Wednesday.
The organised labour comprising Trade Union Congress and the Nigeria Labour Congress described the move by Tinubu and the NNPCL as a “joke taken too far”.
The subsidy on fuel, when removed, will be channelled into the development of other sectors, President Tinubu said on Monday
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