The Kano State Chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has dismissed the allegations levelled against its National President by a Kano-based Coalition of Civil Society Organisations, saying they are baseless and unfounded.. . Continue..Reading. .
Addressing journalists in Kano in response to these allegations, Kano State Chairman of NLC, Kabiru Inuwa, also expressed disappointment that a group of civic actors would embark on misguided activism.
He remarked that contrary to the accusers’ claims, the NLC’s mandate extends beyond the welfare of workers alone, while remarking that the Congress is also tasked with defending the rights of workers, pensioners, and promoting a just, democratic, and transparent Nigerian society.
“The Congress is not restricted to labour issues alone. We engage in matters that affect the broader society, including fuel price hikes and disenfranchisement. The CSOs themselves have joined us in such protests, why then accuse us of political bias now?” the chairman queried.
On the controversy surrounding Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s suspension, the State NLC leader supported the stance and programmes of their National President.
He noted, “This is not about politics. It’s about ensuring that the constituents she represents, workers and non-workers alike, are not denied their democratic rights.”
He affirmed Kano NLC’s unwavering support for Joe Ajaero and the broader mission of the Nigeria Labour Congress.
“We stand in solidarity with our President. We are committed to defending democracy and the rights of all Nigerians.
Daily Sun reports that a group of CSOs under the aegis of Campaign for the Protection of Workers’ Rights in Nigeria had condemned the NLC leadership of Ajaero of meddling in the affairs of the National Assembly with regard to the suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan.If You’re Reading From Phoenix Click On Read Original at the top To Read Full Article
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