He pointed out that the congress, for example, has been meeting with all its states executives and the civil society organizations to sensitize their members and Nigerians on the protest, adding that the fight is for all Nigerians. The TUC president said: “We have had meetings with our state executives and other civil society organizations, we are on sensitization level now. “In the NDDC, the money meant for development ended up in the hands of a few people. “We have started mobilizing workers around the country, and the civil society organizations to make sure that we say no to the level of corruption in our country. That is why we are not seeing a positive impact on the economy.”The TUC President also appealed to the Federal Government not to merge or reduce the number of ministries and parastatals as being planed.

Source: Nigerian Tribune August 02, 2020 18:00 UTC