And their ogas are swallowing billions monthly

Nigeria needs to be restructured, no doubt about that. The political class needs to be fewer... They contribute nothing to the economy and have the highest expenditure.

Failed zoo nation

They refused to pay poor honest workers their salaries. But they keep feeding the overfed and bloated tummies NASS members and other polithiefians

They don't have your time now even if you rant from now till next year....

And their leader wants to be President of the Country..

Is very shameful , a whole national assembly , they are just busy looting money for election

Aystarz:


You can pray for Peter Obi though. Now, that's a political figure worth anyone's prayer and time.

Pls stop It. How can we forget our past sorrows and days of adversities so easily. This was exactly how Buhari was sold to us.

What a shame

100mill ticket but they can't pay salaries yeye

This kind country sef. Imagine people working under the Law Makers of a country can't be paid or be paid well. How then will they solve the problem of this country. But they will carry Ghana bag full of dollars and don't care about people working under them. God forbid this country. There is a big need for a change in this country honestly.

Easyvibez:

Protesters at National Assembly gate...on Monday. Photo and Video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akBhAvy7bVc

Protesting staff of the National Assembly and National Assembly Service Commission have said they were tired of discussions and conversations on the issue of salary review.

They insisted that all they wanted was credit alerts on their phones. 

The workers under, the auspices of the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria, said they wouldn’t call off the strike or engage in any conversation with the management of the national assembly until they received payment of the arrears of their unpaid salaries and allowances.

The workers, who blocked the gate of the National Assembly complex refused to listen to the Secretary,  Human Resources and Staff Development of the National Assembly, Suraj Oladoyin, who came to address them on behalf of the National Assembly clerk, Amos Ojo. 

Oladoyin tried to persuade the angry protesters about the need to sit at a table and discuss but they replied him with an uproar chanting, ” All we want are credit alerts,  we are tired of talking.”

The chairman of PASSAN,  Sunday Sabiyi, who tried to bring some calm to the situation, said the executives were also tired of the back and forth over the issue. However, it was expedient that they listened to the voice of reasoning. 

Sabiyi said, “We are all in this together and even the management would benefit from it. In fact, when the money is paid, they would get more money than us. 

“You cannot be more tired than the executives of the association. We have been on this issue for over three years. And this time, our request must be granted but we have to listen to them and have a dialogue. 

It was observed that no member of staff was allowed into the building and those who were not aware or interested in the planned protest, were turned back at the gate. 

It was gathered that the water and the electricity at the NASS complex have also been disconnected. 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/strike-we-want-credit-alerts-not-talks-say-protesting-nass-workers/%3famp

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CedgXktAt6J/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

vote peter obi, vote peace of mind.

Neduzze5:
NASS is protesting for salaries and Lawan is pushing his agenda for Presidency.

I hope he gets the APC ticket so that he can be roundly beaten by Peter Obi the Rock!!

If you are OBIfied and an OBIdient chap, kindly show your presence by clicking the like button!!

Elections are not won online. Neither are they won with likes and shares. Like evangelism, you can do a serious follow up about your preferred candidate.
May the best candidate emerge though.

Teerach:

Elections are not won online. Neither are they won with likes and shares. Like evangelism, you can do a serious follow up about your preferred candidate.
May the best candidate emerge though.

Last time I checked, evangelism can be preached both offline and online. Both are being done. Thanks for touching base with us. And may the best candidate emerge.

Ndi oru nass

Easyvibez:

Protesters at National Assembly gate...on Monday. Photo and Video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akBhAvy7bVc

Protesting staff of the National Assembly and National Assembly Service Commission have said they were tired of discussions and conversations on the issue of salary review.

They insisted that all they wanted was credit alerts on their phones. 

The workers under, the auspices of the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria, said they wouldn’t call off the strike or engage in any conversation with the management of the national assembly until they received payment of the arrears of their unpaid salaries and allowances.

The workers, who blocked the gate of the National Assembly complex refused to listen to the Secretary,  Human Resources and Staff Development of the National Assembly, Suraj Oladoyin, who came to address them on behalf of the National Assembly clerk, Amos Ojo. 

Oladoyin tried to persuade the angry protesters about the need to sit at a table and discuss but they replied him with an uproar chanting, ” All we want are credit alerts,  we are tired of talking.”

The chairman of PASSAN,  Sunday Sabiyi, who tried to bring some calm to the situation, said the executives were also tired of the back and forth over the issue. However, it was expedient that they listened to the voice of reasoning. 

Sabiyi said, “We are all in this together and even the management would benefit from it. In fact, when the money is paid, they would get more money than us. 

“You cannot be more tired than the executives of the association. We have been on this issue for over three years. And this time, our request must be granted but we have to listen to them and have a dialogue. 

It was observed that no member of staff was allowed into the building and those who were not aware or interested in the planned protest, were turned back at the gate. 

It was gathered that the water and the electricity at the NASS complex have also been disconnected. 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/strike-we-want-credit-alerts-not-talks-say-protesting-nass-workers/%3famp

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CedgXktAt6J/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

3 whole years? I don't get it, what about the huge funds released yearly for the day to day running of the National Assembly? Don't the members of the two chambers get paid? How come the workers don't receive their salary? It is obvious executive members of their executive are involved in some shady deals, this issue won't linger this long if there's no foul play.

Why are they always owing people?

Them go still vote Atiku and Tinubu