Coded081:
What of private sectors workers what will be their fate?

Do you read at all, or you just hear arguments from ogogoro joints and post it here.

See I be Yoruba like you,and if things gets more worst this same people we are defending because of tribe won't save us they have all there family abroad. Let us leave tribe and face the main issue together! Its affecting everybody not only the ibos or obidients! At least during Jonathan era we Yorubas protest.though am not in support of protest,but we should speak together as a Nigerian and face our challenges together.
if u have children and you are not eating from the government leftovers u will understand how the economy is hitting people deep.come to airport and see reason it's full everyday,just try and interview one or two person,u will understand people's plight.
Am not a party person for your information but a Nigerian.
One love is all am preaching.

yarimo:
Criminal Obidients won't be happy, they are all preparing to steal from people in the name of NLC protest

Stargangz:
The most useless NLC and TUC organisations, all this offers are not good enough to suspend strike, Nigeria Govt needs to be suffocated to bow to pressure. In saner climes, their would be no go going back. This time around, they've got the backing of the whole nation, I was expecting the total shut down of the country just like the 2012 subsidy removal lockdown. Ajaero and his cohorts don collect money, awon eleribu dede.

It can't happen again in present Nigeria. Nigeria is highly polarised, any strike will be viewed by the region that produce the president as attack on their the region

Coded081:
What of private sectors workers what will be their fate?

most had increase the salary not long after the subsidy was removed.Almost all the banks increase the salary of it workers.many other organizations did same

yarimo:
Criminal Obidients won't be happy, they are all preparing to steal from people in the name of NLC protest

its 2023 and you’re still trolling this hard online lmaoo

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civilserva:


It can't happen again in present Nigeria. Nigeria is highly polarised, any strike will be viewed by the region that produce the president as attack on their the region

That's the major problem with this country, we tribalise the whole system.

Coded081:
What of private sectors workers what will be their fate?

My brother,I bn dey ask dat kweshion o,e be like say we no follow for 'fellow Nigerians '

Wealthoptulent:

Conclusion sir
Children of 8 wey no wan WORK before but expecting free cash. Na from strikes ECONOMY go rise?
Continue NLC, when ur candidate from Politicsal branch Office LP get chance next 8 years, let see the magik him go run from where una go lead us to

Tinubu is now president, make we rest ode

You need healing from cognitive dissonance.
I wish you peace!

yarimo:
Criminal Obidients won't be happy, they are all preparing to steal from people in the name of NLC protest

I always knew this NLC is useless.


The next time they talk about strike, May Amadioha and Sango strike them into pieces.

GboyegaD:
NLC is losing its relevance. If they miss this opportunity, they have lost their reputation permanently as the people are behind them on this strike.
I guess the final solution might be a revolution.

Revolution? Hope you’re ready to pay? Hope you’re ready to start?

SenatePresdo:
I always knew this NLC is useless.


The next time they talk about strike, May Amadioha and Sango strike them into pieces.

Kikiki some of us warned you about this Labour people . Am still shocked anyone believes them.
Though in my opinion strike isn’t the best approach, they did well to avert the strike this time. But the truth is they can only bark. Ask ASSU.

yarimo:
Criminal Obidients won't be happy, they are all preparing to steal from people in the name of NLC protest

You have started this your foolish behavior this morning. Jobless man. Continue thinking about obedient while your life is going down.

N25000 to fed workers?
And what will happen to state and Lg workers?

What is the difference between this and what has been happening before. This is just a repeat of things. A sub committee will be set. What about the sub committee that was set up in June. The same promise upon promise

When two elephants fights na ground dey suffer am

Dey for just make the minimum wage 50k bayi

Nlc should not trust apc , these people re evil and dnt have anything good to offer nigerians

The most useless and compromised organisation in the history of Buhari that destroyed the economy of this nation..bunch of hungry and greeddy people

This is still unacceptable.
Can't even labour make their demands ?

15 million households?
How do you know them?
I weep for this country where rogues have reigned for decades.
Giving money to people that cannot be traced anywhere is stupid. When do we want to get out of this arrant nonsense?
Give the money, but first make bank account in any commercial or community bank compulsory for everybody 18+ in Nigeria then you have useful data to trace those who are genuinely in need.

Saskay44:
ok please are corpers benefiting from this payy? someone should quote me

Corper na Job abi?

Thonyboy:

https://.ng/2023/10/01/details-of-fgs-meeting-with-nlc-tuc-emerges/

In the face of the recent proposed industrial strike by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC), it's essential to question whether this is truly the best course of action. While industrial strikes are legally recognized in the constitution, it's crucial to examine their moral implications, especially in a country like Nigeria. It is important to note that many industrial actions in Nigeria have not been without consequences, sometimes resulting in the loss of lives. Often, it is the most vulnerable in society who bear the brunt of these actions. So, one must ask: If such events consistently lead to casualties, particularly among the marginalized, what purpose do they serve?
Is the tone of this post suggesting that the NLC and TUC should never engage in industrial actions again? Not exactly. Realistically, it's improbable that they would heed such advice. If they would, then, it is essential to consider alternatives that could be more effective in achieving their goals.

Both roundtable dialogues and industrial actions essentially aim to achieve the same outcome - holding the government accountable. So, it's time for the NLC and TUC to start thinking outside the box and exploring alternative methods of getting things done.
One crucial aspect is acknowledging that the NLC and TUC alone do not fully represent the interests of all Nigerian stakeholders. Unemployment rates and those outside the NLC/TUC circles constitute a significant portion of Nigerian society. To devise a more meaningful accountability strategy, these stakeholders need to be brought on board.

To hold the government accountable beyond industrial actions, the NLC and TUC must build a broader coalition. By collaborating with a diverse range of stakeholders, including civil society organizations, youth groups, and the unemployed, they can develop a more comprehensive and inclusive strategy.

In summary, while industrial strikes have their place in the constitution, it is unclear if they are fit for Nigeria, and if they are components of any Nigerian culture. The best bet to getting things done in the country may be sourcing for mechanisms that are rooted in Nigerian culture. On that basis, both NLC and TUC may need to start reconsidering their approach and mechanism for holding the government accountable. Most importantly, they may need to start embracing inclusivity by involving a broader coalition of stakeholders in their efforts to hold the government accountable.

Until then, it remains to be seen whether a strike or no strike both they and the government can bring progress in the country.

GboyegaD:
NLC is losing its relevance. If they miss this opportunity, they have lost their reputation permanently as the people are behind them on this strike.
I guess the final solution might be a revolution.

Stupid labour what about people in private sector ,the artisans Abi no be same bus,well I have civil servants as tenants will increase their rent by by a wide margin next year

Dem no born Tinubu make him no bow. I love ias NLC, TUC gave it hot hot .

GboyegaD:
NLC is losing its relevance. If they miss this opportunity, they have lost their reputation permanently as the people are behind them on this strike.
I guess the final solution might be a revolution.

EluuP revolution!!!

GboyegaD:
NLC is losing its relevance. If they miss this opportunity, they have lost their reputation permanently as the people are behind them on this strike.
I guess the final solution might be a revolution.

NLC ain’t losing anything, give Credit to BAT and his team for being proactive.

We the Treasury Federal Government worker are waiting.... God no go allow us wait tire

GboyegaD:
NLC is losing its relevance. If they miss this opportunity, they have lost their reputation permanently as the people are behind them on this strike.
I guess the final solution might be a revolution.

They lost their relevance in 2012 when they should have been protesting for transparency in the refinery management and oil industry they settled for a continuation of oil subsidies. Today, the rest is history.

Nigeria Labour Laws must be reviewed, you get paid only when you have worked for the number of hours.

Even to everyone in Three Arms of Government that's Executive, Legislative and Judiciary.

This will send ghost workers out of the civil service.