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Labour gives FG two weeks to cut petrol prices
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Labour gives FG two weeks to cut petrol prices

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
The Nigeria Labour Congress has given the Federal Government two weeks to reduce the price of petrol, begin renegotiating the national minimum wage and resolve outstanding agreements with workers, escalating pressure on the government over the worsening cost of living. The deadline begins today, Friday, with Nigeria’s biggest labour group warning that failure to meet Read More: https://punchng.com/labour-gives-fg-two-weeks-to-cut-petrol-prices/

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