President of the Trade Union Congress (TUC), Comrade Bobboi Bala Kaigama has begged the minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Malam Muhammad Musa Bello for a plot of land for the building of the Congress new headquarter.
Kaigama, who led members of the executive committee of the unon on a courtesy visit to the minister today, Friday in Abuja, said that the Congress looks forward to relocate its headquarters from Lagos to Abuja.
The minister did not waste time to accede to the request of the Congress, saying that he would look for suitable plot of land to be allocated to it soon.
Muhammad Bello described the Trade Union Congress as one of the very important stakeholders of Abuja even as he pleaded with Nigerian workers to continue to support the Government of President Muhammadu Buhari to enable him take the country to greater heights.
He acknowledged that the nation is passing through what he called temporary economic challenges which other nations have also passed through, saying that the challenges would soon be overcome.
The minister describe President Buhari as God sent and that all his actions are geared towards making the country great again for this generation and for generations yet unborn.
He said that the support of the Nigerian workers and that of other Nigerians would go a long way in stabilizing the system and make the job of the government much easier to bring back the past glory of Nigeria.
Muhammad Bello assured that the federal government is working towards bridging the housing deficit, adding that in the FCT, attention would be given to housing for low income earners to ensure that workers are well catered for. [myad]
