ABUJA (AFP) – The Federal Government has reached a decision on how to move forward in a dispute over fuel prices that has caused a week-long strike which has shut down the country, the mediator in the crisis said Sunday. Senate President David Mark, who has been mediating between the government and labour leaders, made the comments ahead of an expected national address by President Goodluck Jonathan. He had just met with Jonathan along with state governors and lawmakers involved in the talks.

What hv they agreed on?

The President is about to make a speach which will include measures to be put in place before the whole subsidy is phased out and ways to deal with the oil cabals. This coming from reliable source in government. Let us wait for details.

Kindly change the title of ur thread, its misleading, d president is about to make a speech, n nobody has gotten d outcome of d meeting.

@Poster, include a source or announce that you may have made this one up.

Change the name of the topic

We are waiting

@jmaine

Thanks for corroborating my post. And to the guy wanting a source, did you not see the reference to AFP Abuja or perhaps you dont know what that means. AFP by the way means Agence France Press

@OP Marlboro 1,  you are a bloody liar and a fraud.  There is no such news of a final agreement on AFP.  Here is a link to their website you shameless liar.

http://www.afp.com/afpcom/en

@kulutempa or whatever you call yourself

Oh na, na, na , (me singing).
Now who is right? Because you are dum enough not to research stuff before posting should not mean people with reliable contacts and who are able to get info before you cant report such. What in your opinion now makes me a bloody liar? I am waiting for an appology, you prick! And please make it quick.

We all know that these labour peeps are sell-out.

It takes a bunch of brainless id!ots to trust them.

That's why Igbo traders refused to join them from day one of their mass hysteria.

In their little mind, they think that they won in the standoff with Jona.

It has always been their pattern all the years.

First, they will inflame people's emotion with their comments.

Then exploit the anger of the masses.

Only for them to go to the back and cut deal with the govt.

Leaving the stup!d masses high and dry.

Too bad that some folks sacrificed their life in this id!ocy.

Igbo people are the most sensible in this debacle for refusing to join up in this group id!ocy.

At the end, nothing is achieved, nothing changes and the little gain of these id!ots will soon be reversed.

mtcheeew. . .phantom country with foolish masses.

It takes an id!ots to be led by f[i]o[/i]ols

@Poster, there was never an agreement between the President and Labor on Such. Please stop spreading LIES.

These are Gej's footsoldiers in NL. . . . they are here to spread propaganda. When you challenge their claim they have no direct answer so they log off and come back in with a new ID and corroborate the previous claim that hasnt yet been clarified or resolved. They go in and out many times with alternate IDs corroborating and supporting to give legitimacy to their fabrications.

I see I am not the only one irked by that nonsense.