The NLC warned the new acting Inspector General of Police, IGP, Solomon Arase to learn from the misadventures of his predecessors by operating within the ambit of the law.
It also demanded N90, 000 as minimum wage for workers in the country, saying that the five year operational period of current N18,000 minimum wage would come to an end this year and it must be reviewed.

The factional President of the NLC, Joe Ajaero, disclosed this in his message to mark the 2015 Workers’ Day Celebration, at the stadium in Lagos.
The NLC, also, cautioned the incoming government of President-elect Muhammadu Buhari, against attempts to abridge the freedom of the press as witnessed by the recent attempt to ban the African Independent Television, AIT, from the coverage of his activities just as it praised Buhari for distancing himself from the action of his aides on the issue.





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