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Wetin dey happen to Naija labour union? Dem wan strike true true abi dem broke dey find alert?
Every time dem go say dem wan strike and no going back, then all of a sudden dem go annouce say humpty dumpty sat on a wall and had a great fall so dem no wan strike again....
Dem don announce say dem wan begin strike again on Tuesday and Wednesday next week and government say dem go talk with dem today Monday......
You wan bet the result of the talk?
E reach to laugh oooo
ReplyDeleteDem don turn to Comedians
Mtchewwwwwww!
No need to hear the results cos we don wetin go sup finally. 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
ReplyDeleteThe result of the talk na as usual na🤷
ReplyDeleteWhich kain yeye strike? NLC mata don pass matayas. I don give up on them.
ReplyDeleteStrike matter na just shakara for govt to shake bodi, at all at all na im bad pass. Bunch of jokers
ReplyDeleteStella since wey your brother, Oshiomole comot for there as president, the union nor get head again
ReplyDeleteStella, no need to post
ReplyDeleteAC later ACN, and now APC and the fuel importers cartel were the financiers of most protests (especially the last Ojota one) by labour and "pro democracy" NGOs that have gone on or troubled Nigeria and were used against Dr. Goodluck Jonathan's Government. Since APC took over Government in Nigeria, no national strike has succeeded.
Ajaero (current NLC leader) scuttled the last nearly successful strike to support APC. Since then, he lost credibility.
A payee whose records are in the payers hands cannot cough anyhow otherwise the payee sees anyhow. NLC is just raking.
Strike to achieve what exactly? NLC and TUC altogether make up less than 7 percent of the Nigerian workforce. If they close the ports and down tools at the petroleum industry, they will only succeed in reducing the IGR and that way, there is less available for anyone to pay them with. I continue to ask organized labor: with many states unable to pay the current 30k and owing pensions for years, where is the rest of the money for an increase supposed to come from with Nigeria much poorer than before?
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