On 4 June, 1986, exactly forty years ago, history was made when the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), led by a humble, soft-spoken, justice-minded, and lion-hearted Alhaji Ali Chiroma, decided to embarked on a nation-wide protest-march. I have written on the decision of NLC to embark on the protest-march in my Premium Times article of 10 […]
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Forty years after the abortion of the NLC June 4 protest-march, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf
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