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President Tinubu Condemns NLC’s Nationwide Protest, Deems Strike Call Unacceptable Within First Nine Months of Administration- Watch Video
President Bola Tinubu issued a stern warning to the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), urging them to prioritize peace and halt the frequent strikes, emphasizing that they do not exclusively represent the voice of Nigerians.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
His remarks were delivered during the inauguration of the Lagos Red Line rail on Thursday, February 29. READ THE FUL ARTICLE HERE
The NLC and affiliated unions staged protests on Tuesday, February 27, concerning the escalating cost of living, inflation, insecurity, and general hardship across the nation.
Responding to these developments on Thursday, Tinubu stated,;
“Allow me to throw a jab here. The Labour Union should understand that you’re not the only one with freedom & rights.
If you want to participate in the electoral process, meet us in 2027.
If not, maintain peace. You’re not the only voice of Nigeria.”
Watch a video of him speaking below…
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