Treasurer, NBA Women Forum, Safiya Balarabe has expressed her solidarity with the Law Officers Association of Nigeria (“LOAN”) on its suit against the Minister of Labour and Productivity & 3 Ors wherein the Association seeks to enforce its rights to be registered as a Trade Union in Nigeria.

The application that was refused by the Minister and Registrar of Trade Unions.

The suit came up today wherein LOAN’s application for leave to amend its processes was heard and granted by the court. The matter stands adjourned to 15/6/22.

Her solidarity message reads as follows:

“I wish to express my solidarity with the Law Officers Association of Nigeria (“LOAN”) on its suit against the Hon. Ministry of Labour and Productivity and 3 Ors., seeking to enforce its rights to be registered as a Trade Union in Nigeria.

“LOAN is within its rights in seeking to be registered under the relevant laws and I am confident that the court will give full force to this right. 

“I am aware that the matter came in court today wherein LOAN’s application for leave to amend its processes was granted and the case adjourned to 15/6/22. 

“I shall remain in close observance of the suit as it progresses.

“God bless LOAN, God bless the NBA and God bless Nigeria.”

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