- Federal government approved the concessioning of King's College in Lagos, Nigeria.
- The decision regarding the concession of King's College in Lagos is now being contested.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has issued a statement from Abuja opposing the concession of King’s College in Lagos.
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What happened
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has issued a statement from Abuja opposing the concession of King’s College in Lagos.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Nigeria Labour Congress
umbrella organization for trade unions in Nigeria
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Lagos
largest city and former capital of Nigeria
Related events
- Minister disclosed a statement in Abuja while the government confirmed it retains ownership of King's College in Lagos.
- The government is considering the concession of King's College in Lagos, while also noting that Unity schools and the NYSC scheme are government initiatives.
- Negotiations took place in Abuja while protests concerned a college in Lagos in 1995.
- The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) is actively seeking to influence governance and policy by positioning organized labour as a political force in Nigeria.
- Negotiations are underway for a college concession agreement involving Unity College in Lagos.