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ENUGU STATE LABOR LEADERS PRAISE OUTGOING GOVERNOR FOR COMMITMENT TO WORKERS’ WELFARE.

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The leadership of the organized labor in Enugu State comprising the Nigerian Labor Congress NLC and the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria TUC has paid glowing tributes to outgoing Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi for his exceptional commitment to the welfare of the state workforce despite the avalanche of challenges experienced by his administration since it assumed office in 2015.

In what could be described as a farewell visit to Ugwuanyi at the Government House, Enugu, yesterday, the labor leaders said the governor has done so well for the workers even though they may not say he has solved all the issues facing them.

Speaking on behalf of the workers of the state and leaders of organized labor, the outgoing State Chairman of the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria TUC, Bennett Asogwa, disclosed that their relationship with Ugwuanyi was very cordial and exceptional in the history of the state, adding that they were going to miss him while also praying for the incoming governor to be better.

Appreciating the workers for their kind words, solidarity, and support all the while, the Governor charged them to remain focused and committed to the peace and progress of the state and urged them to extend the same support and cooperation to the incoming administration of Peter Mbah.

The climax of the visit was the formal introduction of the new State Chairman of the Nigerian Labor Congress NLC, Fabian Nwigbo, and other new executives of the union to Ugwuanyi .

Written by: Ella Adike

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