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The Nationwide Chairman of the Labour Celebration (LP) Comrade Julius Abure, has warned the President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Comrade Joe Ajaero, towards utilizing the NLC’s platform, budget, and assets for his aspirations to vie for the presidency in 2027 or the governorship of Imo Suppose.
Abure issued this warning in Asaba, Delta Suppose on Wednesday essentially based completely totally on the closure of the Labour Celebration’s Nationwide Headquarters by protesting NLC members. The protesters were calling for his swift elimination because the Nationwide Chairman of the event.
He mentioned: “I must command on the present time that the management of NLC under Joe Ajaero is on the section of destroying the successes we have recorded within the 2023 approved election.
“I had expected that as a responsible alternate union centre, a responsible labour leader; number one must have teamed up with Labour Celebration to witness how we can group of workers up collectively to create the nation greater.
Abure persevered, “Unfortunately and satirically too, the NLC is the person that is on the section of warfare towards Labour Celebration. I must command clearly that Ajaero as NLC President has no longer been ready to organise a worthwhile strike action. Not even a single dispute or even picketing authorities establishment in tell to dispute authorities to accede to the loads of requests of workers.
“Right this moment, there are unfair labour practices meted out to workers by several organisations within the nation. I in actual fact have no longer considered Joe Ajaero mosey to such organisations to wooden them.”
While stressing that Joe Ajaero is no longer officially affiliated with the Labour Celebration, Abure clarified that the event is no longer under the possession of the NLC as asserted by the labor union.
He mentioned: “All the intention through the final few years, NLC has been claiming possession of Labour Celebration. l must command clearly that NLC is no longer the proprietor of Labour Celebration. The event is no longer owned by NLC.
