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Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Nemere2020: 11:54pm On Nov 13, 2023
LABOUR UNIONS MUST RESPECT SUBSISTING COURT ORDER

We wish to remind the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress that there is a subsisting court order stopping the unions and their affiliates from embarking on the strike.

The interim order was granted on November 10 by the President of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria, Justice B. B. Kanyip.

The unions have been served the court order and, therefore, must surrender themselves to the authority of the court which is already seized with the facts of the case.

Any action taken contrary to the order will be tantamount to contempt of court.

We use this medium to urge the unions to respect the court order and adhere to the principle of the rule of law. There is no need to resort to self-help.

We urge workers to report for duties and not to entertain any fear as their safety is guaranteed and will be protected within the ambit of law.

Kamarudeen Ogundele,
Special Assistant Communication & Publicity to the AGF & Minister of Justice

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Thundafireseun: 11:56pm On Nov 13, 2023
angry
A worker that has something to looooose will not embark on a fruitless journey called strike

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by FreeStuffsNG: 12:48am On Nov 14, 2023
There's no strike in Lagos. We are all good with everything including the 112 emergency services.

They are on the wrong side of the law just like same people they accused of giving maximum shishi to Mr Ajaero of Labour Party.

They should go and read about how Asiwaju Tinubu used superior performance in governance to defeat late Comrade Akele then. NLC and TUC are on a journey to oblivion.

That they called for a strike after the Labour Party leader descended into the arena of politics in his homestate of Imo state is the lowest level a dying Labour Party can do. So pe otilo.

The AG should have issued this reminder press release earlier and put their lawyers, courts and law enforcement officials on notice. If that has been done, not even the media will report the unguarded remarks and illegal affront of their gathering with just one agenda to act against a lawful court order and the highly inflammatory statements by the TUC/Labour Party Chief would not happened or the media report it as an affront on a lawful court order.

We don't want a lazy AG that will always be doing catch up against unlawful people like these Labour Party affiliates. The AG should be queried for issuing this reminder just now.

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by yarimo(m): 1:10am On Nov 14, 2023
NLC under joe ajaero is now union of Thugs and rascals claiming labour leaders

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Pythagoras001: 1:24am On Nov 14, 2023
I wish the government would respect all court orders also

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by waternogetenemy: 1:26am On Nov 14, 2023
Tinubu should first respect Court order on Emefiele.


Does Nigeria still have court?

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by alwayzonlyn(m): 1:53am On Nov 14, 2023
"What is good for the goose is also good for the gander"

Tinubu/APC should first learn to obey court order(s) before challenging others to do same.

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Chicagograduate(m): 2:40am On Nov 14, 2023
How many times have the court order the release of emefiele that Tinubu has refused?They don't obey court order but want Nigerians to obey.

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by yinkus6750(m): 3:50am On Nov 14, 2023
Only when it favours government, you will be hearing obey court order.
What has the government done to solve the issues on ground?
Imo State has been without electricity for the past two weeks.
The masses are suffering due to political differences between government and labour.
Businesses are in serious shambles, buying diesel @ 1,309/litre and petrol @ 700/litre
Yet, government is insensitive to the plight of the citizens it governs

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by bentenny(m): 4:25am On Nov 14, 2023
Its not the fault of NLC since the FG that swore on oath to always abide by the rule of law which includes obeying court decisions have set a precedence to always disobey court orders!
Not surprised that this statement is emanating from the
attorney general/minister of justice who should be advising the FG on obeying court orders instead of choosing which one to obey!

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by theophorus(m): 4:32am On Nov 14, 2023
These NLC people better take a lesson from their ASUU colleague.
Una better use una mouth count una teeth before una go enter gbege.
Less, I forget, Abeg wetin NLC dey do concerning Private employers and how they treat their staff??

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Toosure70: 5:07am On Nov 14, 2023
Chicagograduate:
How many times have the court order the release of emefiele that Tinubu has refused?They don't obey court order but want Nigerians to obey.
yes he was arrested for another charges.

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by allthingsgood: 5:10am On Nov 14, 2023
waternogetenemy:
Tinubu should first respect Court order on Emefiele.


Does Nigeria still have court?

Has emefiele not been released Abi u just wan blab

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Bubu4Sea: 5:50am On Nov 14, 2023
Does anybody respect the courts?
now you want to say that labour should? angry

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by bigdammyj: 5:50am On Nov 14, 2023
Noted.
Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by hisexcellency34: 5:50am On Nov 14, 2023
Nobody respects Nigerian judiciary again

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Dikastan: 5:51am On Nov 14, 2023
Until federal government respects court order,we will follow suit

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by helinues: 5:51am On Nov 14, 2023
Make we see if they will float the court order

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by NastiLord: 5:53am On Nov 14, 2023
How long do you think you will keep using the corrupt judges to silence Nigerians. People will revolt soon the way it's going

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by KEVIND: 5:54am On Nov 14, 2023
"Your name is Dayo, My name is Yinka. But you're telling me to go back to Anambra because I support Peter Obi. The people who won elections are buying 120million naira cars. Dayo, you and I are complaining about the price of spaghetti and tomatoes.

Dayo, Am I your enemy?"

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Angelfrost(m): 5:54am On Nov 14, 2023
They learnt how to disobey court orders from you guys na.


...And how come all the court ever does is block the activities of Labor?!! Why can't they help Labor achieve its objectives?!!

What's the essence of labor courts if all they do is get in the way of unionism?!!

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Kurumaru: 5:57am On Nov 14, 2023
Kk
Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Obaofaba: 5:58am On Nov 14, 2023
He needs more beatings.

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Uchesis: 5:59am On Nov 14, 2023
allthingsgood:

Has emefiele not been released Abi u just wan blab
Kanu nko? . Abi you just wan blab

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by STEWpid(f): 6:00am On Nov 14, 2023
Chai..




Political party affiliates have hijacked the entire LABOUR process, thinking they can use it as a weapon to inflict unbearable pains on another political party!!

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Poisonousman: 6:02am On Nov 14, 2023
Handpicked attorney general.. there is nothing I mean absolutely nothing you can do about it... you guys don't obey court order... nnamdi KANU comes to mind... emiefele nkor.. Ogun kee Una for aso rock there.. idiats

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Bobloco: 6:03am On Nov 14, 2023
NLC/TUC cannot obey any black market court order

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by allthingsgood: 6:04am On Nov 14, 2023
Uchesis:

Kanu nko?
.
Abi you just wan blab

There is no court order releasing Kanu. Don’t talk rubbish
Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by helinues: 6:04am On Nov 14, 2023
Poisonousman:
Handpicked attorney general.. there is nothing I mean absolutely nothing you can do about it... you guys don't obey court order... nnamdi KANU comes to mind... emiefele nkor.. Ogun kee Una for aso rock there.. idiats

Please don't hide behind your keyboard, make sure you also go out and protest, we want to check something

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Re: Labour Must Respect Subsisting Court Order - Attorney-General, Fagbemi by Uchesis: 6:07am On Nov 14, 2023
allthingsgood:

There is no court order releasing Kanu. Don’t talk rubbish
Shut up oga. . Kanu was granted bail not even once but twice

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