The Nigeria Labour Congress on Tuesday warned the the new Group Managing Director of the NNPC, Dr. Emmanuel Kachikwu, not to think of removing oil subsidy.
The NLC also demanded that the last days of former president Goodluck Jonathan must be probed and recover stolen funds.
The NLC, at its national leadership retreat, which held in Calabar, Cross River State, also warned that the fight against corruption by Buhari should not be trivialised.
The NLC boss lamented that the Federal Government had failed to remit N35bn to Pension Funds Administrators for workers in the last 11 years.
He said, “Another issue that we are again compelled to comment on is the ongoing campaign of President Buhari against corruption. It is of course no longer news that corruption has eaten so deep into our body polity.
“We now learnt that in the twilight of the last administration, the nation’s revenues were indiscriminately transferred to individual accounts. For us in the Congress, these funds must be recovered by all means. If we need to employ the services of forensic auditors to uncover the various amounts stashed away in foreign and domestic banks, so be it.”
He said investigations into the looting of the national treasury should not be unduly made a controversial matter.