- The chairman of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) in Kwara state said it is through dialogue labour can achieve N70,000 minimum wage
- Comrade Murtala Olayinka advised labour leaders to avoid confrontation with the state governors
- Olayinka noted that the era of organised labour lamenting and confronting state governments is over
Olayinka said labour can achieve a lot through dialogue
Photo credit: @NLCHeadquartersSource: TwitterYou cant be fighting the government and expect to achieve your aims and objectives. Your sole responsibility is to ensure that the welfare of workers is maximally guaranteed,The labour system we are adopting today is one of using common sense and wisdom to manage the affairs of your members in the state. You need to engage in roundtable discussions, or else you will continue to lament, and the era of lamentation is over.You have to be part and parcel of the administration by asking questions to know the real situation of things. Through dialogue, you can achieve a lot for your members.Governor declares readiness to pay workers N70,000
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