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"An APC guy insulted me, so i followed him to the DM at around 11pm and asked for his account number, he sent it to me and I said 'I will send him money before he sleeps and i text him sent'.

I did not send him the money, I just want him to feel how fake promises and propaganda of APC hurt Nigerians.

He has sent me about 6 different messages claiming he didn't see the money and I replied he will see it when Nigerians see the benefit of Tinubu’s reforms he’s being lying about."

Even The Small Salary self, is not Yet Paid, Tomorrow is independence Day.

Nigerians Sees NLC The Way They See Blessing CEO, Lies And Deceitful, Sabotaurs

This is a Very important Demand By Labour, Even Though it’s Just Cho Cho Cho And Nothing Will Still Happen.

The Last NLC Leader Nigeria Had Was Adams Oshiomholen, The One We Have Now, is a Mannequin

The workers also demanded that any reduction in the price of petrol should be reflected in the prices of kerosene, diesel and cooking gas.

Nigerian federal workers have backed the demand by organised labour for an immediate reduction in the pump price of petrol to ₦500 per litre, warning that they are prepared to participate in a proposed three-day warning strike if the government fails to address the concerns of workers.

The Federal Workers Forum (FWF) made the position known in a communiqué issued on Tuesday, September 29, at the end of an online general meeting of federal workers held on Sunday, September 27.

The meeting, which lasted from 2pm to 4pm, was attended by federal workers who unanimously agreed to support the calls by the Joint National Public Service Negotiation Council (JNPSNC) for a reduction in the price of petrol to ₦500 per litre by September 30, 2026.

The workers also demanded that any reduction in the price of petrol should be reflected in the prices of kerosene, diesel and cooking gas.

The communiqué, signed by the National Coordinator of the FWF, Comrade Andrew Emelieze, and its General Secretary, Comrade Ogundele Ayodele, stated that federal workers should “mobilise and prepare for any industrial action called by labour leadership should the government refuse to meet these demands.”

The group also called on Nigerians to “express solidarity with organised labour to bring down the price of petrol.”

According to the workers, the Nigerian government has yet to demonstrate serious commitment towards addressing labour's demands.

“Most unfortunately, we have not seen any serious commitment from the government to address labour's demands. We are waiting and hoping that the October 1 Independence Day broadcast will address these concerns,” the communiqué stated.

The workers warned that failure by the government to address the concerns would prompt them to participate in the three-day warning strike proposed by labour.

“Failing this, federal workers will be ready to embark on the three-day warning strike proposed by labour,” they said.

The Federal Workers Forum also expressed support for labour's demand for a living wage, arguing that continued suppression of workers' wages amounted to “bad governance and irresponsibility on the part of the government.”



The workers called for the immediate reinstatement of the wage award, but said it should now be converted into a reasonable Cost of Living Allowance (COLA).



“Federal workers fully support calls for the immediate reinstatement of the wage award—this time as a reasonable Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) — and demand that its payment must not be delayed as it was in the past,” they stated.

They further called on the JNPSNC to demand the full implementation of the ₦70,000 minimum wage effective from July 2024, including consequential adjustment arrears and the 40 per cent peculiar allowance.

“It is illogical to discuss a new wage structure when the ₦70,000 minimum wage has not yet been fully implemented by the federal government,” the workers said.

The group also demanded an immediate review of salaries for federal workers, proposing a minimum salary of ₦300,000 and a maximum of ₦1.5million for Level 17 officers to cushion the impact of the current economic hardship.

“Federal workers and the Nigerian populace have suffered enough. Living conditions have worsened daily since the removal of the petrol subsidy, which we strongly believe was a scam designed to extort the citizenry,” the communiqué stated.

The workers also criticised what they described as attempts to increase the pump price of petrol, arguing that the government was using the situation as “a form of indirect taxation, fundraising, and devaluation of the Naira.”

Beyond fuel prices and wages, the Federal Workers Forum backed staff of unity colleges and condemned any attempt to concession or privatise King's College, Lagos, or any other unity college.

The group said the Federal Government should instead continue to fund public education as part of its constitutional responsibility.

The workers also criticised politicians who have condemned the ₦70,000 minimum wage, stating that they did not need sympathy but justice and decent wages.

“We do not need their sympathy. We deserve justice and a decent wage, not pity,” they stated.

The FWF further rejected concerns raised by the Organised Private Sector (OPS) against an immediate wage review for federal workers, describing the position as “unfortunate, suppressive, and reactionary.”

The group accused the OPS of being “anti-worker and opportunistic,” arguing that private sector employers were not responsible for paying federal salaries.

The workers also called on the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) to review their strategies for engaging the government on workers' welfare.

Specifically, the FWF urged the TUC and its President, Festus Osifo, to focus on workers' concerns and stop what it described as efforts to fuel crises within the Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria (ASCSN).

The group also called for an immediate town hall meeting between federal workers and President Bola Tinubu to discuss workers' needs and strategies for boosting productivity.

The Federal Workers Forum additionally appealed to the United Nations to consider classifying what it described as the “systemic exploitation of labour and the payment of starvation wages — as seen in Nigeria — as a crime against humanity.”

The group said federal workers remained prepared to support labour action if the government failed to respond to their demands on fuel prices, wages and workers' welfare.


https://saharareporters.com/2026/09/29/nigerian-federal-workers-back-labour-demand-n500-petrol-price-threaten-three-day-strike

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WITH ALL THIS MYSTERIOUS ACHIEVEMENT, Nigeria WENT FROM 70 Million Poor People and Rose to 140 Million Under Tinubu Administration…

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A Person Supporting a Man With international Criminal Record Can't Reason Well. It Take Highest Dosage of imbecility to Support a Criminal And Still Be Proud Of it

"The Power of The People Will Overcome The People in Power"

.......Benjamin Netanyahu

See As Yorubas Dey Give The Whole Nigeria Bad Name, Even Tinubu Terrible Misrule Is Enough to Scare Any Right Thinking Person From Nigeria

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If Our Foolish Shameless And Irresponsible Military Is Active, Now is The Time to Do The Needful

Wetin the Small Boy King Know? He Should Ask Questions,

OBI OF AGBOR, DEIN BENJAMIN IKENCHUKWU KEAGBOREKUZI, set a global record as the youngest monarch in the entire universe at his installation in 1979, at a mere 28 months ( Two(2) years and four(4) months).

This historic event is recorded in the 1981 Edition of the Guinness Book of World Records, set in the wake of the untimely death of his father and then reigning OBI of AGBOR, JAMES OBIKA IKENCHUKU, was later to set the pace for the trail-blazing life of the unusual king.

Upon his coronation he was taken away immediately to the Palace of the Oba of Benin, Oba Erediauwa for save keeping, from whence he was taken abroad for forester care and study before coming back to begin reign at an matured age.

The Obi of Agbor returned to Agbor in 2000 at age 22 years.

BRIEF HISTORY OF IKA PEOPLE.
Geographically, Ika speaking people are found in the North-West part of Delta State. Ika shares borders with Binis, in the West with the Ishans in the North, with Aniochas in the East and with Ukwuanis in the south.

Politically, Ika people are mainly found in two local government areas, Ika North East and Ika South local Government Areas, Delta State both were created in 1991 from a single Ika Local Government Area, Delta State.

Ika South and Ika North East Local Government Areas, occupy a land area of 117.45 Square Kilometres (Delta State Government website, 1999) with a Total Population of about 240,000 people.

There are other Ika speaking people that are political outside the Ika North East and Ika South Local Government Areas.

Agbor kingdom is in Ika South, Delta State, Nigeria. The indigenes of Agbor town are Ika people. Agbor remains the largest of Ika communities with close geographical proximity to Benin City.

This proximity has been azsource of constant conflict with Benin, even uptil 1897AD when the British invaded Benin.

Agbor is considered as the “most politically and militarily powerful of all Ika clans as recorded by Chukwu Ebuka and Iwueze Awele Success. The conflict with Benin which lasted until 1897AD may have also swelled the military prowess of the community and helped to make it a force to reckon with within the Ika nation (Simpson, 1936).

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Does it Means That if You Are Not Stupid,Irresponsible, Dishonest, Dubious And Fraudulent,You Can't Work in Tinubu's Government?

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Valar Morghilis,
Why UK?
Can't we have world class hospitals in each state.
?
At least 3 world class hospitals in each state.

To the extent that our Politicians will not see needs to go over sea for treatment.
Rather
People will start coming to this county's for treatment.

Nigeria is wealthy enough to build it.

Former Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Ibrahim Idris, has reportedly died in the United Kingdom at the age of 77.

SaharaReporters learnt of Idris's death from sources on Sunday; further details of his reported death were still being awaited as of press time.


Idris served as governor of Kogi State from 2003 to 2008 and again from 2008 to 2012 on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He was succeeded by his brother-in-law, Captain Idris Wada, in January 2012.

Born in 1949 in Idah, Kogi State, Idris began his education in Onitsha, Anambra State, before moving to Kano, where he completed his primary education.

He later attended King's Commercial College in Buguma, Rivers State, and obtained a bachelor's degree from the University of Abuja

Before venturing into politics, Idris was a businessman. He established Ibro Trading Company, with interests including construction, furniture manufacturing and hospitality.

He later established a furniture factory in Sokoto and the Ibro Hotel, described in available biographical records as the first three-star hotel in the old Sokoto State.

Idris emerged as the PDP governorship candidate for Kogi State ahead of the 2003 election and defeated the incumbent governor, Prince Abubakar Audu.

He was sworn in as governor on May 29, 2003.

Idris was re-elected in 2007, but the election was later nullified following a legal challenge over the exclusion of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) candidate, Abubakar Audu, from the poll.

The Court of Appeal upheld the decision in February 2008 and ordered a fresh election.

Idris subsequently contested the March 2008 re-run and was returned as governor. His victory was challenged by Audu, who alleged electoral irregularities.

Idris eventually completed his tenure in January 2012 and was succeeded by Wada.

The former governor also attracted national attention in 2006 when three of his daughters survived the ADC Airlines Flight 53 crash, which claimed numerous lives.

Following the incident, Idris described the survival of his daughters as a “superlative show of mercy” from God and called for thanksgiving.

In April 2024, Idris suffered the loss of his son, Mohammed Ibrahim Idris, a former member of the House of Representatives representing Ankpa, Olamaboro and Omala Federal Constituency of Kogi State. Mohammed died in Abuja shortly after observing Eid-el-Fitr prayers.


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