bigerboy200:
Some people from the land of the rising sun will not like this ohhhh.They wish to see Nigeria in chaos and confusion...But God pass them...

ndcide:


It's hard for you to believe me. But what I've said is the truth and fact. Read it again. The north will remain in power for long and or will be the major determinant of how it goes... Just keep it in mind... No need to argue

fistonati:
You are still been brainwashed, am pitying you

raker300:
You folks think the north would go against the north? You guys are funny

Nlc is ran by the north. The north will forever be better than the south

raker300:
You folks think the north would go against the north? You guys are funny

Nlc is ran by the north. The north will forever be better than the south

madridguy:
I stand with Buhari.

tuale4u:


What of PENGASSAN and nUPENG that have also rejected the strike?

360metrosports:

The proposed plan of Nigerian's labour unions to cripple economic activities starting Wednesday over a recent fuel hike, has suffered a major setback.


According to a report , there is confusion among the ranks of the unions. It's believed that its planned strike may be scuttled by its affiliates as well as civil society organisations in the country.

Some of the unions say they can't be coerced into the activity by the NLC and the TUC.

“Let it be known that Movement Against Corruption and Injustice (MACI) in all our state branches will not join state labour union to participate in the protest without official invitation to any meeting where strategies and line of action would be discussed," Bankole Solomon, a major stakeholder, said.

The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA), which is an umbrella body for private-sector workers, as well as the National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers (NAAPE) have also said they would not participate in the strike.

In addition, the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), and other organizations are pilling pressure on the unions not to go ahead with the proposed strike.

NLC announced its decision to "Occupy Nigeria" after the federal government hiked the pump price of petrol to N145 per litre last week.

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/05/nlcs-planned-strike-suffer-major-setback.html

Anabel:


Makes me wonder what a usual name will sound like in your language.

madridguy:
I stand with Buhari.

360metrosports:

The proposed plan of Nigerian's labour unions to cripple economic activities starting Wednesday over a recent fuel hike, has suffered a major setback.


According to a report , there is confusion among the ranks of the unions. It's believed that its planned strike may be scuttled by its affiliates as well as civil society organisations in the country.

Some of the unions say they can't be coerced into the activity by the NLC and the TUC.

“Let it be known that Movement Against Corruption and Injustice (MACI) in all our state branches will not join state labour union to participate in the protest without official invitation to any meeting where strategies and line of action would be discussed," Bankole Solomon, a major stakeholder, said.

The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA), which is an umbrella body for private-sector workers, as well as the National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers (NAAPE) have also said they would not participate in the strike.

In addition, the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), and other organizations are pilling pressure on the unions not to go ahead with the proposed strike.

NLC announced its decision to "Occupy Nigeria" after the federal government hiked the pump price of petrol to N145 per litre last week.

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/05/nlcs-planned-strike-suffer-major-setback.html

incomintop:
Pilot engineers in Nigeria are not upto 100 in Nigeria the rest are foreign expatriate if they decide not to attend it will affect nothing

tuale4u:


What of PENGASSAN and nUPENG that have also rejected the strike?

dahmie2013:
U ppl shud better let us move on. Afterall, we were buying d fuel 4 more dan 145 b4.

LesbianBoy:
God punish buhari and his supporters

askari01:
Wanna know if strike would bring food to my table?? I bought 10 litres with ease today 4ltrs in the gen and 6ltrs in my car... I dislike fuel scarcity hehn, Infact, it makes me SicK.

My money I safe with Buhari!!!.

Dainikel:
People blaming the wrong person...Buhari really aint the issue here, the oil marketers(the cabals) are the ones grinding Nigeria to a halt!

Nasiruddeen:

Don't Let NLC /TUC Deceive You Again. It was 1st, January, 2012 when NLC /TUC sold our rights, sold our freedom, sold our emancipation and sold our efforts to liberate Nigeria. The former, Presidents of NLC /TUC deceived us and they failed in their responsibilities as leaders. Orman and Esele went to Aso Rock Villa to collect their shares of national cake and left Nigerians in total disappointment then. The issue of pump price increment would have been a thing of the past but NLC /TUC sold out.


The present NLC /TUC Presidents, Ayuba and Kangama are the faces of major Marketers in Nigeria that is why they are fighting their course using civil service platform. The so called marketers are the sponsors and financiers of these Unions when it comes to elect their leaders and they determine who to be what and what or who to be the President.

I am using this platform to appeal to Nigerians to ignore their call and not to follow them like fools because they will trade you with the Federal government when the time comes for negotiations. Therefore, be warned. These are questions I want to ask from NLC /TUC Presidents.

1. How the subsidy affect the lives of masses?
2. Who is collecting the subsidy?
3. How faithful are marketers to federal government?
4. For how long government will continue to pay subsidy?
5. Why don't you mobilize workers to protest against none payment of salary?
6. Why don't you lead a protest against Nigerian Senators /Reps to enact law for capital punishment against any corrupt politicians?
7. Why don't you lead a protest against Nigerian Senators and Reps to reduce their jumbo pay?

Nobody can deceive us again, nobody can fool us, nobody can mobilize us against the government of President Buhari and nobody can use us to make money from government because we have learned from previous scenario in 2012. We say 'No' to protest, No to political motivated protest and NO to fuel subsidy in Nigeria. Nigerians are wise nobody can fool us again.

God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria.

LesbianBoy:
God punish buhari and his supporters

LesbianBoy:
God punish buhari and his supporters

madridguy:
I stand with Buhari.

LesbianBoy:
God punish buhari and his supporters