A faction of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) in Imo State, led by Ugochukwu Ofoegbu, has taken action to address the ongoing face-off between the labour union and the state government over unpaid salaries and pensions.
The NLC state secretary, Anukwuorji Nduka Peter, issued a notice urging “unpaid workers” to submit crucial details, including names, phone numbers, establishment, grade level, and the months owed, to the NLC state secretariat. This directive aims to compile comprehensive information from affected members.
The collected data is slated to be forwarded to the National Security Adviser (NSA), Nuhu Ribadu, who is actively intervening in the labour-state government impasse.
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The Joe Ajaero-led NLC has previously asserted that the Imo government owes arrears of salaries and pensions to a staggering number, exceeding 10,000 individuals.
