The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has said its organs will meet to take a decision on the next line of action, following the expiration of their ultimatum to the Federal Government today (Saturday).
This was disclosed by Benson Upah, the acting Secretary-General of the NLC, in achat with Punch.
One month ago, the NLC had given an ultimatum to the Federal Government, demanding solutions to the lingering crisis in universities, polytechnics and colleges of education.
That ultimatum elapsed on Friday and Upah has now said the NLC remains committed to industrial harmony in tertiary institutions.
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He said, “In keeping with our pledge and in pursuance of our unflagging commitment to the noble causes of the unions in tertiary institutions, appropriate organs of the Congress will meet and decide on the next line of action.
“You’d be duly informed.”
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