Trade Union Congress Promised To Stop Its Members From Going To Work If The Fuel Shortage Continues

If the ongoing petrol shortage continues, the Trade Union Congress (TUC) has promised to stop its members from coming to work.

Trade Union Congress Promised To Stop Its Members From Going To Work If The Fuel Shortage Continues.

TUC Treasurer Mohammad Yunusa said while speaking to the press on Sunday, February 20, asked for those responsible for the scarcity to be identified and sanctioned.

Yunusa expressed his thoughts as follows:

“We will soon direct workers to stop going to work if the challenge of fuel scarcity across the country persists for the next few days.

“The congress also demanded that President Muhammadu Buhari should swing into action by identifying and punishing those who caused the scarcity that has brought untold hardship upon Nigerians.

“The union’s position is very clear. Those who caused this scarcity should be identified and punished very well.

“The position of SSASCGOC … is workers should stop going to work until there is enough fuel to take them to work.

“This is the way to do it. We are waiting for our centre to respond to our position but our position in SSASCGOC is that there is no need to go to work and when there is regular supply, then we will start going to work.”