The Nigeria Labour Congress has said government officials were yet to learn any lesson from the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic that has put human race in danger by fixing the health system.ADVERTISEMENT
Wabba warned that members of the Joint Health Sector Unions may resume their industrial action over outstanding salaries of 2018 that have not been paid. “I also wish to use this occasion to call on the Federal Government to pay the two months salaries owed health workers arising from an industrial dispute in 2018.
“We also demand a quick conclusion on negotiations on salary adjustment for JOHESU members in line with alternative dispute resolution processes of National Industrial Court of Nigeria, which all parties involved in the negotiation were subjected to.
NLC is bobo juice. Plenty talk no action.
Naija politics na scam
They keep wasting billions in refurbishing National Assembly but our hospitals are left dilapidated despite the waves of Covid-19. It pains me that an average black man doesn't learn from experience and our Government is not an exemption to this. 🇳🇬
O WRONG NA! If they don't learn now, when will they?! Me I no dey wait for 2023 o! THE TIME IS NOW!!! THE WAVE HAS STARTED!! OperationPurgeNigeria
God help us 🙏
You're on twitter and we ain't following each other, o wrong now, common. Let's grow together. I follow back ASAP try my speed🍾❤️
Government de ever learn
Abeg unto the next news please, anything from this once is nonsense.
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