The NLC strongly condemned the increase and describes it as an "assault" on Nigerian workers and the general public, who are already facing economic hardships.
Thursday, January 30, 2025
NLC Fixes Date For Nationwide Protest Over 50% Telecom Tariff Increase
The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has announced a nationwide protest scheduled for February 4, 2025 in response to the 50% increase in telecommunications tariffs approved by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) on January 20, 2025.
The NLC strongly condemned the increase and describes it as an "assault" on Nigerian workers and the general public, who are already facing economic hardships.
The NLC strongly condemned the increase and describes it as an "assault" on Nigerian workers and the general public, who are already facing economic hardships.
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I'm 💯 in support of this Nation wide strike, this Government no just send us at all.
ReplyDeleteOkoo,Noted...
ReplyDeleteNa all of us go do the protest sef because e dey pain me pass
Omo, the difference is too much.
ReplyDeleteA protest that will not hold. Nigerians are too busy hustling for daily bread, is it 50% increase in telecommunication tariff they will now come out for?
ReplyDeleteNigerian are used to adjusting increments no be today
Exactly
DeleteThe interest rate % is killing.
DeleteAll sectors are shutting down.
Are they trying to reduce the way we communicate or what ? This is quite high.
ReplyDeletePlssss protest fast .... I spend so much on airtime year
ReplyDeleteThis*
ReplyDeleteNone of their strikes,yielded results. 🙄🙄🙄
ReplyDeleteBecause people like me and you refuse to participate.
DeleteI must join this protest by the grace of God. This government just dey make life tire person.
ReplyDeletePetrol prices which is fully dependent on the government- no tangible protest , minimum wage nko. No protest.
ReplyDeleteE come be network tariff dey wan protest which is not fully dependent on government. They are not serious.
This is the dividends of rising diesel and petrol costs. Let’s enjoy it.
Before you protest this, make sure you have increased your domestic workers pay, protested your rent increase, protested your bus fare increase , protested electricity price increase and also protested school fees increase too
Very good
ReplyDeleteI have said it and will say it again, until Nigerians start paying properly for everything, the country will not be good. Una think say na only una get oil abi wey una go dey shout we have oil.
ReplyDeleteI support this protest 👍
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