Fuel subsidy removal policy is a bitter pill we must all swallow. All presidential candidates in last election agreed in one voice that subsidy must go. It will be honourable for NLC to fight for betterment of their members by way of asking for salary increase and other incentive than to ask for reversal of the policy itself. Nigerian will see NLC move as political and strike will fail.

muykem:
Fuel subsidy removal policy is a bitter pill we must all swallow. All presidential candidates in last election agreed in one voice that subsidy must go. It will be honourable for NLC to fight for betterment of their members by way of asking for salary increase and other incentive than to ask for reversal of the policy itself. Nigerian will see NLC move as political and strike will fail.

All na for them to have more to steal.. govet doesnt want to give masses anything......

they rob our taxes...oil revenue, borrowed funds, still take 50naira from account....

Stopping subsidy wont make any difference on the masses side.... its just another topic to chew on

muykem:
Fuel subsidy removal policy is a bitter pill we must all swallow. All presidential candidates in last election agreed in one voice that subsidy must go. It will be honourable for NLC to fight for betterment of their members by way of asking for salary increase and other incentive than to ask for reversal of the policy itself. Nigerian will see NLC move as political and strike will fail.

If you don't have any meaningful thing to say, just keep quiet and watch, a country where the hardship is becoming unbearable for the masses and another hardship is added. Yes subsidy must go but not in this way, he should first kill the corruption behind subsidy and also make our refinery to start working before removing subsidy. The question you would have ask is that if a single man can build a standard refinery why can the four refineries we have work. There is something Nigeria politicians most especially those at the top are not telling us about why our refineries can't work in order for subsidy to die a natural death. Again, if the price of fuel doesn't come down, expect a new version of Arab spring, this time it will be Africa spring, this time it will start from Nigeria. The masses are tired of bad leadership, leaders that doesn't care about the masses. On your first day you removed subsidy without thinking of the effect on the masses and also without putting things in place.

Let them disgrace themselves.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/06/my-nasty-experience-with-vicious-fuel-subsidy-cabal-by-okonjo-iweala/

Nigerians will triumph over the Cabals, Pandora/LP and Joe/NLC

We must give Tinubu what he sow in 2011.