The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) is set to laise with the International Trade Union Congress (ITUC) to place names of governors in the states where workers are being owed salaries and pensions for several months on a âwatch listâ, Igbere Tv News reports.
ITUC is the worldâs largest trade union federation.
It was formed on November 1, 2006, out of the merger of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU) and the World Confederation of Labour (WCL).
Comrade Ayuba Wabba, President of the NLC, made this known while addressing the Nigeria Union of Pensioners at its 17th anniversary on Tuesday Abuja.
He said that aside, ânaming and shamingâ these governors, the NLC would soon direct Nigeria workers to monitor various airports in the country to stop such governors, who may have completed their term from fleeing the country.
âWe will instruct workers at the nationâs airports to disallow and disgrace any governors trying to leave the country in order to enjoy themselves overseas.
âWe have issued statements to these governors owing salaries, informing them that they cannot go anywhere to enjoy the monies they have carted away.
âThey will be disgraced and chased away.
âInstead of using the money to make lives good and build the country for the good of everybody, a few elites will embezzle what is meant for all for their personal use,â he said.
Wabba however assured pensioners that the NLC would not relent in its effort to ensure the issue of minimum pension alongside the minimum wage, was addressed.
He said that the government must address the welfare of pensioners, this he said would ensure that workers desist from looting.
Wabba commended President Muhammad Buhari for the payment of pensions arrears for the Nigeria Airways workers and the 33 per cent increment of the pension.
