Labour also called on the state government to stop its media propaganda and rather open door for negotiations to resolve the industrial impasse.
The labour movement made this known yesterday in its bulletin 17 signed by Secretaries of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC; Trade Union Congress, TUC, and Joint Public Service National Council, JPNDC, Ilakunle Faniyi, Kolawole James and Abubakar, respectively, entitled On Our Demands We Stand; Strike Continues Indefinitely.
Meanwhile, the state government reinstated its commitment to welfare of the workers, asking for their cooperation.
Governor Yahaya Bello, who stated this in a state wide broadcast, said: “At this stage in our public service and pension reforms, we have a duty to pay more attention to the law, including the Public Service Rules as well as the sustainability of the reforms we are putting in place.
“The whims and caprices of vested interests cannot, therefore, be admitted to determine our responses in any way.”
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Nigerian Eye please help us put a message across to the President to intervene on Kogi issues. May be the state Governor has been feeding the Presidency with lies regarding his administration in Kogi. There are lots of genuine workers without pay for over twenty months. Please help us as we are loosing our loved ones to either sickness or untimely deaths due to untold hardship.
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