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Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by hassymo5(m): 12:28pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
There are fresh facts that the Federal Government may be poised to sack all civil servants who stay away from work this week. It was also learnt that ex President Olusegun Obasanjo prevailed on President Goodluck Jonathan, few days before fuel subsidy was removed, not to do away with fuel subsidy at this time. Pointblanknews.com sources hinted that Obasanjo spoke with Jonathan while his administration was contemplating removing subsidy on petrol. According to our sources, Obasanjo acquainted Jonathan with the implications of kicking out subsidy at this time. All government agencies and ministries were empty today in Abuja as all civil servants stayed away from their desks in line with the directive from organized labor. According to our source, permanent secretaries have been compelled to compile names of all civil servants who refuse to turn up for duties on Tuesday. Our source hinted that all those who fail to report for duty would be sacked. The permanent secretaries have also been mandated to advertise from next week all staff who fail to report for duty on Tuesday. The Head of Service of the Federation, Alhaji Bello Sali, said security officers had been deployed to the various government offices to ensure their security. He said government had discovered that many civil servants could not report for work due to lack of transport and,therefore, directed that the various Ministries, Departments and Agencies to provide staff buses for the transportation of workers to and from work. It was also learnt that some government agencies had opened fresh attendance
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Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by tobekaoo: 12:33pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
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Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by hassymo5(m): 1:15pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
pls just say something abt the sack? |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by Nobody: 1:19pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
its breaking not breaknig by the way does it make sense to you? |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by hassymo5(m): 6:42pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
typing error |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by Chyz2: 6:58pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
What a bluff. haha. If they try it they will only make situations worse for themselves. The protest and riots will only grow. |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by martyna4lf(f): 7:19pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
I am ordinary Nigerian feeling the pain s just like another Nigerian but I am pleading to Lab-our Leaders to go back to work having tabled our grievances to Mr President. Continuing on strick action defeats the reason for starting the Action. It is important that lab our should submit their demand to the Executive and House of Assembly, and continue with negotiation rather than remaining on the street. Also, Lab our and Trade Unionists should insist on House of Assembly on Pay cut rather than dancing around the information that the house persuaded the Presidency to reverse. This amounts to pushing the focus of the Nigerians to the Presidency as if to say that President Jonathan is the Culprit in this issue. Remember he is not the only one that receives huge allowances. The Legislative usually have a way of putting problems from the issues of governance to the Executive while enjoying the fruit of high level of Ignorance on the par of the populace. The constitutional clause surrounding their huge earning was made by the House and this is the beginning of the Robbery characterizing the government spending. Person like Patrick Obaghiagbo, former house of reps member, precisely last regime has no moral right to blame President Jonathan for lack of job, good road, electricity, corruption etc. This was a government he presided for four years as a Reps member who amongst all enjoyed the so called huge allowances, even when the roads in his state, Edo was nothing to write home about. Thanks to Adams Oshiomole and his Cabinet. How much did he alleviate the plites of his constituency and to what extent did he plead the cause of Nigerians as a Reps member. |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by Nobody: 7:26pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
tobekaoo: [size=18pt]These guys are scammers. They claim they pay a NECO holder N75, 000 monthly for doing what? But to get the Job You have to Pay for Training first! Please watch out![/size] |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by Thatdave(m): 7:30pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
everyone is not in support of the strike. |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by Pukkah: 7:36pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
These people continue to shamefully move from one gaffe to the other. Is it that they are deaf, dumb and blind? Ok, how does a willing civil servant get to work amidst this unrest? If he's able to get to work what is he going to do in the office? Let them go ahead: sack all the workers this week and replace them next week. I wish them Goodluck (pun intended). |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by martyna4lf(f): 7:41pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
I supported Lab our, Trade Union , Able Nigerians registering their pain but I did not support the protest because I foresaw the politicians and miscreants hijacking it. In the mist of these protesters are the owners of the unknown Companies and the Cabals who are committing these fraud. You and I ought to be honest that there is no way such people will support President Jonathan. Lets think about it, |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by Yeske2(m): 8:10pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
Ranting of an ant abegi, next |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by dayokanu(m): 8:18pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
That is not possible Even though Jonathan is Retardded but I dont this he is violently mad to think up something like that |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by ektbear: 8:22pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
That would be pouring gasoline on a burning fire. Surely they aren't that stvpid. |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by ochukoccna: 8:30pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
Fools Pouring petrol on hot coals What does aggravating the suitation do? GEJ&his advisers still do not get it SMH |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by hassymo5(m): 9:08pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
The Country loses 158 billion daily due to the strike of civil servants, so na we they pay dis politicians heavy salaries, anoda strike and protest ova their huge pay sul come soon!!! |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by Beaf: 10:04pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
There are thousands of qualified unemployed people who are ready to work and move the country forward. |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by hassymo5(m): 12:49am On Jan 12, 2012 |
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Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by hassymo5(m): 12:50am On Jan 12, 2012 |
more comment!!!!! |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by naijaking1: 4:18am On Jan 12, 2012 |
GEJ should Reagan them as in the case of flight director in the 1980s. Hire, hire, and hire Until he begins to hire new airport engineers for example, other federal employees in other places no go hear word |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by Nobody: 8:22am On Jan 12, 2012 |
and gej's supporters, instead of cautioning him, keep pushing him towards his destruction, as they have done from the beginning of this mess just imagine; the man is actually surrounded by the likes of these NL sycophants |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by hassymo5(m): 9:31am On Jan 12, 2012 |
How can an employee sack his employer,they great people of dis nation put them there, without us there wul nt b dat huge salaries they get, Now the nation is losing 158 billion naira dially due to the strike (CBN). That means the stupit politicians are just being paid for nothing, after dis, may b another strike sul follow due to their huge salaries, our eyes are wide open now labor take note!!!!!!!!! |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by hassymo5(m): 9:31am On Jan 12, 2012 |
How can an employee sack his employer,they great people of dis nation put them there, without us there wul nt b dat huge salaries they get, Now the nation is losing 158 billion naira dailly due to the strike (CBN). That means the stupit politicians are just being paid for nothing, after dis, may b another strike sul follow due to their huge salaries, our eyes are wide open now labor take note!!!!!!!!! |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by Lasinoh: 9:35am On Jan 12, 2012 |
When are they gonna trim the 'governmental' budget is what I wanno know. |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by hassymo5(m): 9:52am On Jan 12, 2012 |
25% cut is no cut at all!!!! |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by martyna4lf(f): 12:18pm On Jan 12, 2012 |
Lab our Leaders are not making sense telling Government to reverse to #65. Rather than pressure on the pay cut of House of Assembly and more on the Executive they are issisting on a demand that will not benefit ordinary Nigerians. Or is it that they are amongst the unknown Cabals who are hidding uner the guise of Lab our Organization to pull the Country back. Be sure of your reason for this struggle. |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by Pukkah: 12:28pm On Jan 12, 2012 |
Have the civil servants now resumed? |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by naijaking1: 12:51pm On Jan 12, 2012 |
oyb: For all you blind haters, it's now obvious GEJ can never do anything right before any of you. 80-90% educated Nigerians agree on the evil of fuel subsidy over the years, yes there maybe some disagreement about the method of removing it. All goverments from Shagari to OBJ always contemplated removing it in one form or another, but GEJ is the only one with enough balls to do it with one slash. I like that. For the ACN governors who supported this removal and are now quite, shame on you. For GEJ, good job, ride on I wish the pro-subsidy removal crowd in Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Enugu, Anambra, and other places will come teach una lesson for Ibadan |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by Nobody: 12:56pm On Jan 12, 2012 |
naijaking1: shame on you, disgraceful sycophant amazing that you have lost your tongue - seeing as it is an 'incompetent sharia cbn governor' who is the last advocate standing. bloody hypocrite. gej would do better listening to his enemies http://www.punchng.com/opinion/the-president-breaks-social-contract-with-the-people-1-2/ The President breaks social contract with the people (1) |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by karlmax2: 12:57pm On Jan 12, 2012 |
* Says it lacks jurisdiction over issues of subsidy removal By Ikechukwu Nnochiri ABUJA – The National Industrial Court, NIC, yesterday, told the Federal Government that it would not exercise its jurisdiction on any issue that bothers on oil subsidy removal. The court which made the declaration after it denounced what it called “insinuation from some quarters that a ‘black market injunction’ was obtained by the Hon. Attorney General of the Federation from the NIC”, insisted that the order it made on January 6 stopping the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC and the Trade Union Congress, TUC, from embarking on strike, “was to avoid break down of law and order and to ensure that there is industrial peace and harmony in the country.” Briefing newsmen in Abuja yesterday, the Chief Registrar of the NIC, Mrs Rekiya Bosade Haastrup, said the reason why the court slated today to hear the suit that was filed before it by the federal government was to create a platform for all the parties involved in the ongoing industrial impasse, “to argue their case and to avail the parties ample time to reconcile their differences, make consultations and avoid likely loss of revenue, lives and avoidance of any unforeseen ugly incidents.” A press statement issued by the court yesterday reads in part: “The attention of the NIC has been drawn to some distortion of facts being peddled about in the press regarding the ruling delivered by the court on Friday 6th January 2012 on the suit No. NICN/ABJ/03/2012; Attorney General of the Federation AND the Nigeria Labour Congress, (NLC) & Trade Union Congress, (TUC). “The above suit was filed in the court with a motion Ex-parte and Motion on Notice with affidavit of urgency. “After perusing the case file, his lordship, the Hon. President of the court listed it for hearing in view of the urgency and a panel of three judges was assigned to hear the motion Ex-parte. The reason adduced for granting the order was clear and unambiguous. “The panel relied on the precedent in a Court of Appeal decision I the suit between Oshiomole & Anr. V FGN & Anr. (2007) 7 NLLR (pt. 18) page 164 at 189, where his lordship Ibrahim Tanko Mohammed (JCA) as he then was, now JSC, was in delivering the lead judgment had this to say; “One can understand the spirit of the respondents which seems to be geared towards achieving better social economic conditions for their members and the generality of the citizenry of this great nation. That is alright. But by embarking on strikes, I dare say, the problem will be more compounded. I believe that meaningful discussions, dialogues and conciliations, rather than strike, will achieve more positive results to the satisfaction of both parties, and the general citizenry.” “The court gave an order in the open court in the full glare of members of the public and the press in attendance. Order of the court was published in a number of national newspapers as substituted service. “Part of the prayer of the appellant bothers on issues of oil subsidy removal. But the court made it clear in open court that it lacks jurisdiction on the matter. “section 7 (1b) of the National Industrial Court Act (NICA) 2006 and section 254 (c ) sub-section (1c) of the 1999 constitution, as amended, confers jurisdiction on the NICN on matter concerning strikes- matters before the court between the AGF and the NLC and TUC. “The court declined jurisdiction on two of the prayers of the appellant which were clearly outside the jurisdiction of the court. “The order of the court was not obtained by fraud as being peddled in some quarters. The order as given by a competent court of the land is still subsisting and ought to be respected by all parties. “the insinuation from some quarters that a ‘black market injunction’ was obtained by the AGF from the NIC is no doubt misleading, baseless and has no iota of truth in such whatsoever. And they are about to lose there job |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by Nobody: 1:05pm On Jan 12, 2012 |
^^^^^^^ http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/32353-nba-urges-national-assembly-to-impeach-jonathan.html The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has advised the National Assembly to begin impeachment moves against President Goodluck Jonathan, if he fails to return petrol subsidy. The umbrella body of lawyers also ordered its members to embark on nationwide strike from Monday.
enough said |
Re: Breaking News Fg To Sack All Civil Servants (cos of strike and protest) by 1025: 1:46pm On Jan 12, 2012 |
There are thousands of qualified unemployed people who are ready to work and move the country forward. @beaf, so nigeria will move forward if jonathan buys a dinning set of N300M, eat food of N1B, sambo read newspapers of N45M and magazine of N9M. even if we buy this fuel at N500 per liter, nothing will change because we are under the leadership of cultists who hate light and suck bloods for their day to day activities. you are moving nigeria when the money has been shared between the same state, local govt and fg already. where is the fg going to get the money to fix the country? your weak badluck cannot persecute ordinary bankole so what more his own wife that is a confirmed criminal. |
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