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Chama cha wafanyakazi nchini Nigeria cha Labour Congress kinapanga kugoma Sept. 5 na 6, 2023 kupinga gharama ya maisha baada ya serikali kutupilia mbali ruzuku ya bei ya petroli.
Chama cha Wafanyakazi wa Nigeria (NLC), ambacho kinawakilisha mamilioni ya wafanyakazi katika sekta nyingi za uchumi mkubwa zaidi barani Afrika, ikiwa ni pamoja na sehemu za sekta ya mafuta, pia inapanga kuwaita wafanyakazi Septemba 21 kwa mgomo usiojulikana.
Vyama vya wafanyakazi "vitaanza kuzima taifa kwa jumla na kwa muda usiojulikana ndani ya siku 14 za kazi au siku 21 kuanzia leo hadi hatua zitakapochukuliwa na serikali kushughulikia mateso na umaskini mkubwa unaopatikana kote nchini," kiongozi wa Muungano Joe Ajaero alisema katika taarifa.
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Nigeria's union Labour Congress plans to go on strike on Tuesday and Wednesday next week to protest over the cost of living crisis after the government scrapped a costly petrol subsidy, it said on Friday.
The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), which represents millions of workers across most sectors of Africa's largest economy, including parts of the oil industry, also plan to call out workers on Sept. 21 for an indefinite strike.
The unions will "embark on a total and indefinite shutdown of the nation within 14 working days or 21 days from today until steps are taken by the government to address the excruciating mass suffering and impoverishment being experienced around the country," Union leader Joe Ajaero said in a statement.
REUTERS
Chama cha Wafanyakazi wa Nigeria (NLC), ambacho kinawakilisha mamilioni ya wafanyakazi katika sekta nyingi za uchumi mkubwa zaidi barani Afrika, ikiwa ni pamoja na sehemu za sekta ya mafuta, pia inapanga kuwaita wafanyakazi Septemba 21 kwa mgomo usiojulikana.
Vyama vya wafanyakazi "vitaanza kuzima taifa kwa jumla na kwa muda usiojulikana ndani ya siku 14 za kazi au siku 21 kuanzia leo hadi hatua zitakapochukuliwa na serikali kushughulikia mateso na umaskini mkubwa unaopatikana kote nchini," kiongozi wa Muungano Joe Ajaero alisema katika taarifa.
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Nigeria's union Labour Congress plans to go on strike on Tuesday and Wednesday next week to protest over the cost of living crisis after the government scrapped a costly petrol subsidy, it said on Friday.
The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), which represents millions of workers across most sectors of Africa's largest economy, including parts of the oil industry, also plan to call out workers on Sept. 21 for an indefinite strike.
The unions will "embark on a total and indefinite shutdown of the nation within 14 working days or 21 days from today until steps are taken by the government to address the excruciating mass suffering and impoverishment being experienced around the country," Union leader Joe Ajaero said in a statement.
REUTERS
