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Just in: NLC NEC gathers in Abuja as petrol price increase intensifies strike prospects.

The National Executive Council (NEC) of the Nigeria Labour Congress is currently convening in the nation’s capital amidst growing indications of an imminent strike.

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NDIIGBOWORLDWIDE reports that the primary agenda of the meeting is the recent removal of fuel subsidies, leading to a significant surge in petrol prices across the country.

Comprising prominent figures such as union Presidents, General Secretaries, Treasurers, State Chairpersons, Secretaries of the NLC State Councils, the Chairperson of the NLC Youth Committee, and members of the National Administrative Council (NAC), the NEC forms a crucial assembly of labour representatives.

This newspaper reports that the meeting is ongoing behind closed doors, while outside the conference hall, journalists anxiously await the meeting details.

More details coming…

(Source: politicsnigeria.com)

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