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Governors must use bailouts to pay outstanding salaries – Ayuba Wabba

Governors must use bailouts to pay outstanding salaries – Ayuba Wabba
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Any state Governor who fails to judiciously utilise

all the bailouts received from the Federal government to pay outstanding workers salaries and retirees gratuities, will meet the full wrath of the Nigerian Labour Congress and its affiliate unions.

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The National President of the NLC, AYUBA Wabba disclosed this in Umuahia, the Abia state capital during the ground breaking ceremony for the construction of the state’s Labour house.

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Labour movement is not like Political movements and labour leaders don’t just gather like this if not for issues pertaining to workers welfare.

The National President of Labour, Ayuba Wabba had come to Umuahia for the foundation stone laying ceremony for the construction of Abia state Labour house.

He lamented that despite the efforts of the federal Government in bailing out states, most Governors have continuously diverted such funds to other uses, leaving  workers to continue to wallow in hunger.

Comrade Wabba is expressed the belief that when completed, the secretariat will in no small way help galvanise the labour union in the state, thereby creating an enabling environment for them to play their roles in nation building.

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Comrade Wabba did not leave without dropping a strong warning for any state Government perceived to be insensitive to the plight of its workers.

It was an opportunity for Governor Ikpeazu to restate his commitment to the betterment of the lives of workers in the state.

The building is expected to be completed before 2018 workers day celebration.

 

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