(Reuters) - Nigerian labour unions said a general strike in Africa's top oil producer will go ahead as planned on Wednesday despite concessions offered by the government.
In a meeting on Monday night, the government offered to take back half a 10 naira per litre (8 cents) increase in the fuel price, among other concessions to unions whose action threatens to halt oil shipments from the world's eighth largest exporter.
Read more at Reuters Africa
In a meeting on Monday night, the government offered to take back half a 10 naira per litre (8 cents) increase in the fuel price, among other concessions to unions whose action threatens to halt oil shipments from the world's eighth largest exporter.
Read more at Reuters Africa
No comments:
Post a Comment