TCN industrial harmony praised as Abdulaziz lauds NUEE cooperation while union seeks improved welfare amid discussions in Abuja

The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Transmission Company of Nigeria, Sule Abdulaziz, has commended the national leadership of the National Union of Electricity Employees for sustaining a cordial working relationship with management in Abuja on Tuesday, describing the collaboration as essential to maintaining stability within the power sector.

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Abdulaziz made the remarks during the National Joint Advisory Committee Meeting held at the TCN corporate headquarters, where representatives of both management and the union gathered to review key issues affecting operations and staff welfare.

The meeting was attended by senior officials from both sides as part of ongoing engagement efforts.

He noted that the continued mutual respect between TCN management and NUEE leadership has contributed significantly to industrial harmony within the organisation, even amid broader challenges confronting Nigeria’s electricity sector.

Abdulaziz reaffirmed management’s commitment to strengthening cooperation with the union in order to support efficiency and improve service delivery.

According to him, prioritising staff welfare remains central to achieving operational stability and sustaining productivity across the company’s network.

He emphasised that collaboration between management and workers is critical to addressing sectoral constraints and ensuring the smooth transmission of electricity nationwide.

Speaking on behalf of the NUEE national executive, President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Joe Ajaero, acknowledged improvements in staff welfare under the current management while urging further enhancements to align with prevailing economic realities.

Ajaero appealed for a more robust welfare package for workers, noting that such measures would help boost morale and support efficiency within the organisation.

He reiterated the union’s willingness to continue engaging constructively with management to advance shared objectives.

Discussions at the meeting also focused on broader operational issues affecting TCN, with both parties reviewing challenges and exploring practical solutions aimed at improving performance.

The dialogue was described as productive, with emphasis placed on sustaining engagement mechanisms that promote transparency and cooperation.

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The meeting underscores ongoing efforts to maintain TCN industrial harmony, as both management and labour representatives continue to work together to navigate sectoral pressures while ensuring effective service delivery within Nigeria’s electricity transmission network.