IamNumeroUno:
Almost every public institution is on strike, including the president.

We are now left at the mercy of "president" Garba Shehu and vice president Malami. While Ambassador Osinbajo is running errands as usual.

I wonder why they seem not to want to ever promote Osinbajo from his role as an "errand boy".
Heard he was in Ebonyi state some few days back, while there, he stopped by the Afikpo market to check the status of his 10k loan. Damn, guy is a workaholic!

Resurgent2016:
The zombie king: , should come and tell us how the pleteora of strikes across various sectors is caused by PDP and Jonathans 100 years of misrule

Korllami007:
Wife flexing in Dubai, husband ruling Nigeria from London, son treatment in Germany, daughter gave birth in Spain.

Buhari Media Cows: Anybody not supporting buhari is not patriotic.
Buy Nigeria to grow Nigeria.

Anybody supporting buhari should be donated to scientists for scientific experiments and for testing future vaccines.

Cosmore9:
The government should quickly look into this!
Too many strikes at a time in the country. It is sad and disappointing.

Polytechnics are on strike.
Doctors are on strike.
Judiciary is on strike.

Everything is messed up for real and it's terribly sad.

Samfloxin:
This strike is very needful cos the judiciary has been trampled by the executive. Their autonomy is non negotiable. How can the executive be paying salary to judiciary workers meanwhile,both judiciary and executive are two different independent tiers of government? This same thing should go to the local government. State governments have for many years ruffled the local government which of course is a separate organ of government. The state governor selects care taker committee and embezzle state funds on their normal frivolities. The local governments in Nigeria should embark on a serious industrial action and should refuse to back down until they are given full autonomy.

AGNESikpuNNU:

Kedu nu ife mmadu ji isi kote na obodo a.

Nemere2020:


http://saharareporters.com/2021/04/06/judiciary-workers-shut-down-supreme-court-indefinite-strike-begins