They are said to be disposed to phased deregulation.

Thats all we want to hear. Enough of Tinubu family gorging on our oil. I fervently hope Tinubu family (the whole lot) chokes on our oil.

the wait continues. . .

deadlocked for now !!!!!

NLC the last bastion of the common man

the real protectors of the people, unlike the shoeless dunce who has sold us out to his cabal

Courtesy Reuters:

Demdem:

deadlocked for now !!!!!

Hopefully, the 10am meeting 2mro would yield something positive

Beaf . Another one of your predictions where you miss it by a mile.  

Fa fa foul
Revolution continues

jmaine:

Lol at revolution . . .

Wetin else we go call am

so strike continues. . .

blacksta:

Beaf . Another one of your predictions where you miss it by a mile.  

Fa fa foul
Revolution continues

What do you think will happen in the long run? Lol!
I believe NLC will largely be absent from the streets tomorrow and una go begin waka go haus. Nigeria must progress, regardless of those who think they can foolishly demonstrate for backwardness and the continuation of a sickenly corrupt framework (reminds me of boko haram).
Aluta!

Beaf my friend just told me transport fare in Abuja to and from work will cost her N60000 per month, how will she raise that amount? is that not an invitation to steal?

dustydee:

Beaf my friend just told me transport fare in Abuja to and from work will cost her N60000 per month, how will she raise that amount? is that not an invitation to steal?

We must press the govt to pump much more money into transportation than they are suggestiong with SURE. Also, it would be great if govt enforces transport fares by flooding the market with their own vehicles or fixing the zero interest loans to transport fare agreements.

It is difficult and painful in the short term, but would pan out better for all of us in the end.

That said, I feel for your friend and every other Nigerian facing difficulty.

Am I to believe that, once again, rather than negotiating with ALL groups out there that comprise the Nigerian people, the Government has instead chosen to only negotiate this with the NLC?

If this is the case, then it is in the interest of every single Nigerian out there to inundate NLC with their requests and to demand the group make no groups with the Government that the people, as a majority, do not agree on.  ASUU, Market women's unions, Trade Associations, Professional Groups, etc, all ought to be at that negotiations table and all ought to be able to equally vote, since they are also groups that represent, to a degree, the Nigerian people.
I am not certain exactly when NLC became the only voice of Nigerians and it would it be sad if the Government has chosen to see it that way.

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