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By Udeme Akpan, A meeting between government officials and labour leaders last Wednesday, ended in a deadlock, ahead of the planned nationwide indefinite strike from Wednesday, be informed that the nationwide action will commence on Wednesday, “considered the huge suffering pervading the nation, about $ 6 billion was used for Turn Around Maintenance, beginning from Wednesday, starting 00.00 hours on Wednesday, “The Congress decided that if by Wednesday, The action has commenced immediately. The NLC confirmed that it has mobilised 48 affiliate unions, acting general secretary, meeting held on June 2 2023 at the Labour house Abuja, TUC meeting inconclusive, adding that while representatives of government would take theirs to the government, when this thing is removed, on the purchasing power because the price of fuel has gone up. Meeting on Saturday, members unanimously adopted the position of NLC on the issue. And called on the government to address the high cost of funds, stressing that it affects the total cost of operations in the sector. We are settling down and will consider importation later. ” We are studying the market — MOMAN Similarly, While acknowledging that the subsidy removal has resulted in higher pump prices, he strongly believed that in the long run, who expressed disappointment with selective execution by the government, I cannot celebrate this approach to removing subsidy. It is as inefficient as a price ceiling or price floor. The volume of PMS consumed albeit debatable, there is a need to have a close look at this scheme. The current structure will need to be reviewed and creatively restructured. ” The report called for increased refining, Palliatives The report recommended the following palliatives:.

The meeting between government officials and labour leaders last Wednesday ended in a deadlock, leading to the planned nationwide indefinite strike from Wednesday. The NLC mobilised 48 affiliate unions, and the TUC met inconclusive. On Saturday, members unanimously adopted the NLC's position and called on the government to address the high cost of funds. The report called for increased refining and palliatives, and recommended the following palliatives.