NLC President Accuses Government of Blackmail Amid Terrorism Charges

Joe Ajaero, President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), has denied any links to the wanted Briton, Andrew Wynne, who faces allegations of funding protests aimed at overthrowing President Bola Tinubu. Ajaero claims that the Nigerian government may have planted Wynne in his office to frame the union, describing the government's actions as blackmail and intimidation. In other news, a leading beverage company has pledged a $1 billion investment in Nigeria, signalling a boost for the economy. Additionally, the Presidential Committee on Livestock Reforms has submitted its report, addressing the future of the livestock industry in Nigeria. The Federal Government has also issued a warning to private employers regarding compliance with the new minimum wage of N70,000. As the situation in the petroleum sector unfolds, civil society groups are calling for transparency from the Dangote Refinery


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