The House of Representatives Calls for Reconciliation on Oil Subsidy Removal Scandal The House of Representatives has called on the Nationa...
The House of Representatives Calls for Reconciliation on Oil Subsidy Removal Scandal
The House of Representatives has called on the National Labor Union (NLC) and other allied organizations to stop the peaceful protests they are conducting across the country against the removal of fuel subsidies by the federal government.
The council made this call in the announcement made by the speaker of the council Hon. Akin Rotimi released.
According to him, instead of participating in the protest, what is more appropriate is the reconciliation table at night which is the best solution for the workers of the country without putting the lives of Nigerians in a difficult situation.
He said, despite the federal government's request to the NLC to stop participating in the peaceful protest today Wednesday, but we as leaders of the people, we sympathize with the plight of Nigerians due to the withdrawal of oil subsidies. throw them in.
Also, "We are aware that the NLC has the right to carry out peaceful protests to provide workers and Nigerians with ease of life on the challenges the country is currently facing."
He added, "Like other Nigerians, we are aware that moving Nigeria forward is something that needs to be done in order to take steps for the benefit of every citizen, especially looking at the steps taken by the federal government." It takes short term to set the economy of Nigeria."
He explained that the steps taken by the federal government to ease the pain of removing oil subsidies are short-term.
In addition, he also called on the leaders of the NLC and other trade unions that have joined together to join hands with the House of Representatives on the progress it is making in discussions with the federal government to maintain the programs that will provide for the Nigerians have an easy life.