Nigerian labour unions have said they were not aware of any security report by the Department of State Services (DSS) that advised against their planned rally, insisting that their protest in solidarity with ASUU over its six months old strike would hold on July 26 and 27..

Nigerian labour unions have said they were not aware of any security report by the Department of State Services (DSS) that advised against their planned rally, insisting that their protest in solidarity with ASUU over its six months old strike would hold on July 26 and 27.. Punch News 🗨 Comment.. #️⃣ DSS.. #️⃣ Nigeria.. #️⃣ NLC.. #️⃣ STRIKES..

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Nigerian labour unions have said they were not aware of any security report by the Department of State Services (DSS) that advised against their planned rally, insisting that their protest in solidarity with ASUU over its six months old strike would hold on July 26 and 27..

• NLC have started protests in several parts of the country over the biting economic hardship

• National Industrial Court Restrains Organised Labour from Striking over Fuel Subsidy Removal

• General Secretary of NUEE, Comrade Joseph Ajaero, has emerged as the new national president of NLC...

• Ayuba Wabba, Shehu Sani and Ene Obi led hundreds of protesters in the FCT Abuja, against the continued shutdown of Nigerian public universities...

• Industrial Court has ordered the Academic Staff Union of Universities to call off the ongoing strike...

• ASUU has again extended its six-month-old strike following a National Executive Council (NEC) meeting...

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