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Zanga-zangar ƙasa baki ɗaya: Ma’aikatu masu zaman kansu sun roki gwamnatin Tinubu, NLC, TUC da kar su kawo cikas ga tattalin arziki

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“Muna ra’ayin cewa ya kamata a yi la’akari sosai ga mummunan yanayin tattalin arziki da kuma yiwuwar tashin hankalin da ba a yi niyya ba wanda zanga-zangar ka iya haifarwa.”

Kungiyar Organised Private Sector of Nigeria (OPSN) ta yi kira ga gwamnatin shugaba Bola Tinubu, da kungiyar kwadago ta Najeriya da kuma kungiyar ‘yan kasuwa da su yi aiki tukuru domin dakile hargitsin harkokin zamantakewa da tattalin arziki.

Segun Ajayi-Kadir, shugaban sakatariyar kungiyar ta OPSN ne ya yi wannan kiran cikin wata sanarwa a ranar Talata.

Kungiyar ta OPSN ta kunshi kungiyoyin ‘yan kasuwa guda biyar (Kungiyar Masana’antu ta Najeriya, Kungiyar ‘Yan Kasuwa ta Najeriya, Masana’antu, Ma’adanai da Noma, Kungiyar Shawarwari ta Ma’aikata ta Najeriya, Kungiyar Kanana da Matsakaitan Masana’antu ta Najeriya da Kungiyar Kananan Masana’antu ta Najeriya).

Mista Ajayi-Kadir ya lura cewa OPSN ta bibiyi abubuwan da ke faruwa bayan kiran da NLC da TUC suka yi na a gudanar da zanga-zangar lumana a fadin kasar.

An shirya gudanar da zanga-zangar ne a ranar 2 ga watan Agusta saboda tuntubar juna tsakanin gwamnatin Mista Tinubu da kungiyoyin kwadago ba su samu sakamako mai kyau ba.

Ya bukaci gwamnatin kasar da ta yi amfani da iya kokarinta wajen ganin ta sake tsunduma cikin harkokin shugabancin kungiyoyin tare da samar da hanyar da ta dace don kaucewa durkushewar harkokin tattalin arziki.

“Mun yanke shawarar cewa ya kamata a yi la’akari sosai ga mummunan yanayin tattalin arziki da kuma yiwuwar tashin hankali na zamantakewa wanda zai iya haifar da zanga-zangar,” in ji shugaban OPSN.

Mista Ajayi-Kadir ya kara da cewa, “Muna kira ga mambobinmu da su kasance masu lura da harkokin kasuwancinsu yayin da muke jiran sakamakon ci gaba da tuntubar juna tsakanin gwamnati da kungiyoyin.”

(NAN)

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