NLC Threatens To Mobilise Workers Nationwide Against Dangote Group's Labour Practices

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : " The NLC further accused the conglomerate of preferring foreign nationals to qualified Nigerians.
45% : " Declaring its next steps, the Congress said, "We hereby unequivocally condemn the anti-union, anti-worker, and monopolistic practices of the Dangote Group and its affiliates." The Nigeria Labour Congress outlined a series of demands aimed at compelling the Dangote Group to respect workers' rights and end what it described as "anti-union, anti-worker" practices.
45% : It said, "Let it be clearly understood, if the Dangote Group does not immediately halt its anti-union and anti-people agenda, the we will not hesitate to mobilize all workers across the length and breadth of this country for actions and solidarity necessary to protect our dignity and to defend Nigeria from the clutches of monopoly capital.
32% : On the issue of workers' rights, the Congress alleged that the group had "systematically denied workers their constitutional right to freedom of association by preventing them from joining trade unions of their choice, forcing them into 'company unions' designed to weaken collective power.

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