Court restrains planned strike, summons NLC, TUC Oct 12
The National Industrial Court in Abuja has issued an interim injunction restraining the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) and their affiliates from embarking on a proposed strike on Monday, September 28. Justice Ibrahim Galadima ordered the parties to appear in court on October 12 for the determination of the motion […]
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The National Industrial Court in Abuja has issued an interim injunction restraining the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) and their affiliates from embarking on a proposed strike on Monday, September 28.
Justice Ibrahim Galadima ordered the parties to appear in court on October 12 for the determination of the motion on notice filed in the court.
The court also restrained the unions and their affiliates from disrupting or stopping Nigerians from performing their legitimate duties on the 28th of September.
The judge also issued an order compelling the Inspector General of Police, and the Director General of the Department of State Sevices (DSS) to provide protection for workers engaged in their legitimate duties from any form of harassment by the unions over the planned strike.
The orders followed an ex parte application by the Incorporated Trustees of Peace and Unity Ambassadors Assocoliation brought by their counsel, Sunusi Musa Esq on Thursday.
The application followed the unions’ plans to protest against federal government’s increases in electricity tariffs and pump price of petroleum products.