Labour unions in the country have condemned in strong term the casualisation
of workers especially in Chinese companies situated in Lagos.
The reaction was sequel to the protest made by youths working with Linda
Manufacturing Company, producer of hair attachment.
President, National Union of Textile Garment Workers of Nigeria, Comrade
Oladele Hunsu who frowned at casualisation, urged the Nigeria Labour
Congress (NLC) to set up a committee to prevail over the matter.
“As far as I am concern, it is one of the problems we are battling with in the
labour sector except textile industry”, he said.
Also, Trade Union Congress (TUC) boss, Bobboi Bala Kaigama described
casualisation as a serious issue, saying they have met with the Chinese embassy
in Nigeria.
It would be recalled that some factory workers in Lagos embarked on a
peaceful protest alleging exploitation by their employer which they claimed, led
to the death of their colleague.
The workers of the Linda Manufacturing Company, Agege, producers of E-
xpression hair `attachment’, protested to the Lagos State House of Assembly
over alleged poor condition of service.
The workers claimed that one of their colleague, Mr Nnamdi Solomon, died due
to maltreatment by the firm owned by Chinese.
The Leader of the protesters, Mr Vincent Victor, said: “Solomon went to
complain to the management that he had stomach pains but he was not
allowed to go home until the closing hour which led to his death because of the
severe pain.

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