sident Bola Tinubu’s government has begged organised labour not to go on strike.

This comes after Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and the Trade Union Congress, TUC issued 14-day nationwide notice.

Mohammed Idris, the Minister of Information and National Orientation, said it was not in the Federal Government’s interest for labour to continue embarking on strike.

The organized labour had issued a 14-day ultimatum to the federal government over the hardship confronting Nigerians.

Reacting, the minister said the Federal Government will not renege on the promises made to the workers.

Idris said the government would not fail to honour agreements with the unions.

According to the minister: “Well, we appeal to labour to always see reason with the government. It is not in the government’s interest for the labour to continue to go on strike.

“I think the government keeps its promises. If there are other things that they (NLC, TUC) think they are concerned about, I think that they will sit down with the government and the government is ever ready to listen to labour so that we can have an amicable resolution to all these.

“We appeal with labour, let them come again, around the table to continue to have engagements and conversations around whatever grey areas they think they have in some of these agreements that have already been signed.”

Hardship: Don’t Embark On Strike – Tinubu Govt Begs NLC, TUC

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