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NLC Rejects Increase In Petrol Price, Electricity Tariff As Protest Continues

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There might be showing cross country as the Nigerian Labor Congress (NLC) yesterday dismissed the climb in costs of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) prominently known as petroleum and power duty. 
Ayuba Wabba, the leader of the NLC while dismissing the expansion yesterday said his association has started counseling state organs on the following line of activity. 
While the cost of petroleum was expanded to N162 yesterday, power levy which multiplied more than twice was authorized cross country on Tuesday. A few gatherings including the resistance Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has dismissed the expansion, approaching the All Progressive Congress (APC) drove organization headed by President Muhammadu Buhari to backtrack on its choice. 
"It resembles Nigerians are being had a good time with," Mr Wabba told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja yesterday. 
"The expansion in cost of oil resembles adding salt to injury. 
"The expansion in cost of oil has happened now multiple occasions in a quarter of a year. 
"Just yesterday they climbed the levy of power. 
"The sorted out work along these lines dismisses the expansion in cost of the item in the most grounded terms. 
"Toward the day's end, Nigerians are getting more unfortunate and less fortunate. 
"Actually, numerous individuals are as of now on the edge. 
"Numerous laborers are as of now on the edged. 
"Unquestionably, we can't ensure modern harmony and concordance, and we should call our organs and we should likewise respond, however we reject it completely. 
"They have sold out the trust of Nigerians. 
"For Nigerians to be ensured against the monetary test that is influencing us," the NLC president said.

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