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Joe Ajaero's Leadership Saves Nigeria from Economic Crisis, Says NLC"


In an exclusive interview, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) highlighted President Joe Ajaero's resolute stance as instrumental in preventing a potential surge in petrol prices, averting a scenario where Nigerians could have been paying as much as N1,500 per liter. Comrade Benson Upah, the Head of Information and Public Affairs for the NLC, emphasized Ajaero's strong leadership character as the driving force behind the government's caution in hiking fuel prices.


Upah further underscored Ajaero's leadership role in securing a wage award of N35,000 from the government, a critical win for Nigerian workers amidst economic challenges. He emphasized the NLC's commitment to ensuring that forthcoming negotiations on the national minimum wage prioritize adequate compensation for workers, addressing prevailing inflation and hardship across the country.


The NLC's advocacy under Ajaero's leadership extends beyond economic matters, with the President actively addressing broader societal issues including insecurity, hunger, and perceived limitations on democratic freedoms. Despite criticism suggesting political motivations, the NLC asserts Ajaero's steadfast commitment to national interests, devoid of ethnic or religious biases.


Regarding internal party dynamics, the NLC is actively engaged in resolving the crisis within the Labour Party, seeking to wrest control from individuals perceived as holding the party unlawfully. Ajaero's efforts align with the legacy of his predecessor, Comrade Ayuba Wabba, in fighting against impunity and illegal control within the party structure.


The NLC's endorsement of Ajaero's leadership reflects a broader commitment to advancing workers' rights, addressing socioeconomic challenges, and fostering democratic principles within Nigeria. As the nation navigates through complex economic and political terrain, Ajaero's leadership remains pivotal in advocating for the interests of Nigerian workers and the broader society.

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