Nigeria's Senate President Bukola Saraki on Thursday met with the leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, to find a solution to the nationwide strike embarked on by the labour union.
Speaking afterwards, Saraki said the meeting with the leadership of the NLC was part of the process to find a lasting solution to the impasse and trying to see how the upper chamber could bring an end to the strike.
“I am happy to report that the NLC has shown its commitment to continue to dialogue with government and our role is to see that we facilitate and ensure that the dialogue can address the issues," he said.
“I am encouraged by what they have said and confident that we would be able to do this. We will play our own role in facilitating and ensuring that we can bring the two parties together so that we can find a lasting solution that will reduce the hardships that Nigerians are going through," he ad
Speaking afterwards, Saraki said the meeting with the leadership of the NLC was part of the process to find a lasting solution to the impasse and trying to see how the upper chamber could bring an end to the strike.
“I am happy to report that the NLC has shown its commitment to continue to dialogue with government and our role is to see that we facilitate and ensure that the dialogue can address the issues," he said.
“I am encouraged by what they have said and confident that we would be able to do this. We will play our own role in facilitating and ensuring that we can bring the two parties together so that we can find a lasting solution that will reduce the hardships that Nigerians are going through," he ad
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