Osun: NLC Directs Local Government Workers To Stay Out Of Secretariats

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NIGERIA LABOUR CONGRESS OSUN STATE COUNCIL

All NLC Osun State Council Affiliates All Osun State Local Government Workers

Dear Comrades,

23rd February, 2025

RE: SAFETY OF OUR MEMBERS IS NON-NEGOTIABLE

Fraternal Greetings! The Osun State Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) strongly affirm her earlier release notifying all Local Government Area Workers in the State to withdraw their services as a result of the political upheaval within their workplaces still subsist.

While continuing in their prayers for the state. This release further reiterates that our members safety at work is of high priority and we will not allow our members to work in an atmosphere of insecurity.

The Osun State Council of the NLC remains resolute in its commitment to defending the rights and interests of workers and the masses. We shall not be cowed or intimidated by these desperate attempts to silence us. We stand firm in our resolve to uphold justice, fairness, and the rule of law in our beloved state.

Comrade (Dr.) Christopher A. Arapasopo Chairperson, NLC
All Correspondence Should Be Addressed To The State Secretary

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