The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, says there is no going back on its planned protest on July 26 and 27, 2022.
The protest is in solidarity with university lecturers, to salvage the education sector in the country.
All affiliate unions of the NLC in Ekiti State said they have agreed to participate in next week’s solidarity mass protest.
The various affiliate unions made their commitment known during a meeting held at the labour house in Ado Ekiti to deliberate on how to carry out the protest.
Two of the affiliate unions, JNC Chairman, Mr Kayode Fatomiluyi, and NULGE president, Mr Oluseyi Olatunde noted that they have directed all their members to come out en masse to rescue the future of the younger generation.
They explained that students of Nigeria Universities have overstayed at home, hence the need for the government to hear the yearning of the lecturers by fulfilling the agreement made with them.
Also, Ekiti State University SSANU, Chairman, Mr Temidayo Aguda, and Vice Chairman ASUU, Mr Ayodeji Salami appreciated NLC for taking the bold step to join the academic staff to salvage University education from collapsing.
Earlier, the NLC Chairman in Ekiti State, Mr Kolapo Olatunde said there was no going back on the proposed protest, saying the protest was in line with the constitution.
Mr Olatunde called on all members of affiliate unions to converge on Fajuyi park for the rally by eight O’clock in the morning.
Source: The Nation
