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NLC President Joe Ajaero Released by Security Operatives

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KEY POINTS


  • NLC President Joe Ajaero was released by security operatives after hours in detention
  • His arrest sparked widespread condemnation from labor unions and civil society groups
  • NLC urges workers to remain vigilant and ready for potential action

Joe Ajaero, the President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), has been released by security operatives after being detained earlier on Monday.

His release was confirmed around 11:10 p.m. by a senior NLC leader.

According to  Vanguard, the reason for his detention was not immediately clear, but sources indicated that he was handed over to the National Intelligence Agency (NIA). 

Arrest draws immediate reactions

In addition, labor leaders, activists, and civil society organizations across the country echoed similar sentiments, condemning the detention and calling for Ajaero’s release.

NLC confirms release, No further details on detention

While the details surrounding the arrest remain unclear, the NLC expressed relief at Ajaero’s safe return and confirmed that he would resume his duties as president of the labor union.

No official statement has been issued by security agencies regarding the reasons for Ajaero’s detention or the circumstances of his release.

Furthermore, the NLC has called for transparency in handling such matters and emphasized the importance of allowing labor leaders to perform their responsibilities without interference.

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