Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) is the foremost national federation of trade unions in Nigeria, established in 1978 after the merger of four labor centers. With a history marked by resilience against military interventions, NLC has championed workers' rights and decent employment opportunities for over four decades. The organization comprises 42 industrial unions, representing a diverse range of sectors.

Despite facing challenges such as dissolution and state administrators, NLC remains committed to its mission of promoting rights at work. NLC advocates for a fair and equitable working environment, engaging with workers, employers, and governments to ensure a balanced dialogue. With a strong focus on policy development and advocacy, NLC provides resources and support to its affiliates, enabling them to navigate the ever-evolving labor landscape.

Dive into NLC's rich history and explore its vision for a more inclusive and empowered workforce