The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has suspended its planned nationwide protest over the 50 per cent telecommunications tariff hike.
The NLC General Secretary, Emmanuel Ugboaja, announced this in a statement addressed to the union’s state councils and affiliates on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.
It would be recalled that the NLC’s National Administrative Council (NAC) had declared a one-day mass rally at all Nigerian Telecommunications Commission (NCC) offices nationwide in response to the tariff hike.
Ugboaja stated: “Following our resolution, the Federal Government invited us to a meeting, where an agreement was reached to establish a 10-member committee to address key concerns raised by Congress.
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“As a result, our protest has already achieved success, as the government has conceded to some of our demands without the need for an actual demonstration.
“In light of this development, we will now pursue other decisions of Congress on this matter.”
Ugboaja commended NLC members for their support and urged them to keep their fingers crossed as they continue to engage with the federal government.
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