Delving into the National Labour Congress (NLC) letter to the Federal Government, disputing the assertion of 80% fulfillment of the October 2, 2023 agreement and emphasizing the need for transparency.
Heightening Tensions: NLC Challenges Fulfillment Claims
Examining the NLC’s dismissal of the government’s assertion and the warning that propaganda and disinformation are intensifying restiveness among citizens.
Deadline Approaching: NLC Urges Swift Implementation
Highlighting the urgency conveyed by NLC’s Acting General Secretary, Ismail Bello, urging the government to expedite the implementation process before the looming March 13, 2024 deadline.
Agreement Scrutiny: Unmet Commitments and Breaches:
Analyzing specific points from the October 2, 2023 agreement that NLC claims have not been fully met and instances where supposed implementations breached the agreement.
Critical Concerns Raised by NLC:
Exploring NLC’s concerns regarding the delay in the N35,000 wage award, unfulfilled promises like the N25,000 cash transfers, tax waivers, and government interference in NURTW, among others.
The Call for Transparent Engagement:
Highlighting NLC’s call for transparent engagement, emphasizing the importance of honesty, accountability, and avoiding misinformation to build and maintain trust.
Addressing NLC’s assertion that commitments like funding for Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) remain unaddressed, questioning the government’s dedication to the agreement.
NLC’s Commitment to Civil Society:
Underlining NLC’s commitment to leading the civil society in preventing restiveness, emphasizing their responsibility in pursuing the course for the Nigerian people and workers.
Government’s Role in Building Trust:
Stressing the crucial role of the government in building trust by promptly addressing concerns and taking concrete steps to fulfill commitments made in the October 2, 2023 agreement.
Extended Ultimatum: A Chance for Swift Resolution:
Discussing the hope that the extended ultimatum period will serve as an opportunity for the government to expedite the resolution of remaining issues, avoiding potential unrest.
Concluding with NLC’s assertion that full compliance with the agreement is the only path to applause from the citizens and ensuring the nation’s progress.
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