As per the laborers, T.Y Danjuma started owing them from 2015 till date, a circumstance that has prompted their Children dropping out of schools, past due lease, demise of around five (5) of it's specialists, and numerous heartbreaking occasions.
In the interim, the Nigerian Labor Congress, (NLC) Trade Union Congress (TUC) and United Action for Democracy (UAD) have picketed Galba Nigerian Plc., for its inability to pay its specialists.
The dissent which was composed in Port Harcourt by staff individuals from Automobile, Boatyards, Transport Equipment and Allied Senior Staff Association, was to push down the interest for the installment of the compensations of the laborers.
Staff individuals from the organization blamed the firm for carelessness, taking note of that the firm had cash and running contracts however had declined to pay their laborers.
Talking, the General Secretary of AUTOBATE, Mr. Sola Olorunfemi, said each exertion made to convey the organization to the exchange table for dialog fizzled.
Olorunfemi said "We came the distance from Lagos after all endeavors to draw in the Galba administration in significant discourse demonstrated fruitless. They owe the specialists since 2015 November. We have made the TUC in River State to exchange with the organization over this matter.
"Be that as it may, the administration has been playing tricks for more than year and a half now all together not to get this compensations paid. The union registration levy deducted from the pay rates of the specialists since 2010 have not been dispatched to the union and it's a criminal demonstration.
"We have recorded around five people dead over the level of affliction exacted on the specialists by the organization. We made an impression on the proprietor of the organization, T Y Danjuma about the underhandedness of the administration; we are yet to get answer.
"We will hold this organization prisoner, there will be no down to earth operation in this premises until our request are met. The organization has cash, they even have an on-going contract however they would prefer not to pay the specialists."
