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    Labour issues govt ultimatum over fuel price, electricity tariff hike

    September 16, 2020
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    Auba Wabba, NLC president

    Lagos — The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has issued the Federal Government a two-week ultimatum to reverse the recent increases in petrol price and electricity tariff.

    The NLC threatened that failing to reverse the hike, the ultimatum will be followed by a nationwide civil unrest.

    NLC president, Ayuba Wabba, said the decision on the ultimatum was part of the outcome of the Central Working Committee meeting of the group on Wednesday.

    Reading a communiqué from the meeting, Wabba said the ultimatum takes immediate effect and added that NLC would mobilise its members across the country for protest after September 28.

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