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hush15:Atiku will never do their bidding that's why the hate him. They see Buhari as someone actualizing there plan perfectly, little wonder with all the hardship the still support him. Sir please spread the news because not everybody is privilege to see this. Atiku 2019 |
Ekpeitut:Sir it doesn't stop on your desk alone, sale his candidature to all those you can reach. Atiku is a detribalized man. Down here in Yola you will get to believe me if only you get to see those working for him. They will continue to spew hate against his person because he won't dance to their tune. |
Jonathan:Court stops Labour from commencing strike on November 6 News Tell your friends A Court has ordered the Nigeria Labour Congress to shelve its strike action scheduled to begin on November 6, because it will hurt the economy. Organised labour has been threatening the federal government with a strike action over a new national minimum wage. The minimum wage is currently pegged at N18,000 monthly. Labour wants that reviewed to N30,000 monthly, but the federal government is holding out for N25,000; with state governors saying they can only afford to pay N22,500. A tripartite committee made up of organised labour, the federal government and the private sector has also not been able to resolve the wage crisis. Labour has repeatedly said as things stand, it has been left with no option but to shut down the nation’s economy beginning from November 6, 2018. Justice Kado throws spanner in the works However, on Friday, November 2, 2018, Justice Sanusi Kado of the Industrial Court ruled on an ex parte application moved on behalf of the federal government by the Solicitor-General of the Federation and Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Justice, Mr. Dayo Apata. Justice Kado agreed with Apata’s prayers to wit: if the strike is allowed to commence, it will lead to huge economic loss for the public and private sectors and could jeopardise the health of many Nigerians who would not be able to access health facilities during the period. Justice Kado has adjourned further hearing on the case to November 8. The judge also ordered that the court papers be dispatched to all the defendants. The review of a minimum wage has often been a subject of dispute between the government and organised labour. |
Tolahinges:COURT STOPS LABOUR FROM COMMENCING STRIKE ON NOVEMBER 6 News Tell your friends A Court has ordered the Nigeria Labour Congress to shelve its strike action scheduled to begin on November 6, because it will hurt the economy. Organised labour has been threatening the federal government with a strike action over a new national minimum wage. The minimum wage is currently pegged at N18,000 monthly. Labour wants that reviewed to N30,000 monthly, but the federal government is holding out for N25,000; with state governors saying they can only afford to pay N22,500. A tripartite committee made up of organised labour, the federal government and the private sector has also not been able to resolve the wage crisis. Labour has repeatedly said as things stand, it has been left with no option but to shut down the nation’s economy beginning from November 6, 2018. Justice Kado throws spanner in the works However, on Friday, November 2, 2018, Justice Sanusi Kado of the Industrial Court ruled on an ex parte application moved on behalf of the federal government by the Solicitor-General of the Federation and Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Justice, Mr. Dayo Apata. Justice Kado agreed with Apata’s prayers to wit: if the strike is allowed to commence, it will lead to huge economic loss for the public and private sectors and could jeopardise the health of many Nigerians who would not be able to access health facilities during the period. Justice Kado has adjourned further hearing on the case to November 8. The judge also ordered that the court papers be dispatched to all the defendants. The review of a minimum wage has often been a subject of dispute between the government and organised labour. |
GavelSlam:COURT STOPS LABOUR FROM COMMENCING STRIKE ON NOVEMBER 6 A Court has ordered the Nigeria Labour Congress to shelve its strike action scheduled to begin on November 6, because it will hurt the economy. Organised labour has been threatening the federal government with a strike action over a new national minimum wage. The minimum wage is currently pegged at N18,000 monthly. Labour wants that reviewed to N30,000 monthly, but the federal government is holding out for N25,000; with state governors saying they can only afford to pay N22,500. A tripartite committee made up of organised labour, the federal government and the private sector has also not been able to resolve the wage crisis. Labour has repeatedly said as things stand, it has been left with no option but to shut down the nation’s economy beginning from November 6, 2018. Justice Kado throws spanner in the works However, on Friday, November 2, 2018, Justice Sanusi Kado of the Industrial Court ruled on an ex parte application moved on behalf of the federal government by the Solicitor-General of the Federation and Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Justice, Mr. Dayo Apata. Justice Kado agreed with Apata’s prayers to wit: if the strike is allowed to commence, it will lead to huge economic loss for the public and private sectors and could jeopardise the health of many Nigerians who would not be able to access health facilities during the period. Justice Kado has adjourned further hearing on the case to November 8. The judge also ordered that the court papers be dispatched to all the defendants. The review of a minimum wage has often been a subject of dispute between the government and organised labour. I hope you are not mentally derailed. |
Nigeria sai Atiku. Atiku ne zamu zaba
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Almaiga:Speak for yourself algama lizard. |
ofiko123:Correct sir, spread the news to your environs. |
wayne4loan:Thank you sir not just yours but win other people for us. Thanks |
ExpiredNigeria:Bro give Atiku a trial and a trial will surprise you. Atiku means business and that was why he choose Obi as a running mate. It is still a shock to many that out of the many names earlier mentioned prior to his nomination of a running mate he went for Obi. Atiku is ready to get Nigeria working again. |
Game changer ko...game changer nee. A combo of kaura and Ningi is enough for him. |
myboy2111:Yola supplies them light. |
helinues:If you have someone close to you in any Nigerian varsity then you know all what Jamb is doing is stealing from innocent citizens. I see no reason whereby a student who already have a jamb admission letter and jamb score for example 2012 will be requested to still pay for another. That's corruption itself, if you know you know. |
APC scammers. |
Avedonn:Are you from Kogi state? |
Awol1:@ WAYS4ATIKU.... |
Princedapace:Let us give Atiku a chance |
Thank God they don't own the electorates VOTER'S CARD. |
Allez Allez....YNWA |
Denikayan:Olodo since it is the south that determines who becomes president. |
He doesn't want to call him Jibrin don't you people get it. Jibrin calling Jibrin. |
Eponyeeboz:Moronic talk |
APC ZOMBIES HANG YOURSELF. IT WASN'T JUST ATIKU THAT DIDN'T SIGN THE "PEACE ACCORD" YESTERDAY. ATIKU ABUBAKAR HAS ALWAYS SHOWN THAT HE IS A MAN OF PEACE UNLIKE .....
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Igbira...waka pass |
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zlantanfan:You just show how senile you are when it comes to politics, go check your facts well from 1999- 2015 PDP has never lost Nasarawa state go and as Almakura he will tell you more. Even with woro woro Buhari tsunami Almakura won as an APC governor with a strong fight after loosing his state to PDP. Nasarawa is PDP and PDP is Nasarawa. Peace |
alhassanyusuf29:Do you know what interest me you just said "do you think they like him there". So thank God you are not from Adamawa state, let we the indigenes decide our fate and not what one so called northerner will say online. Peace. |
naijareferee:Bro if you are from Abia state, I am telling you I am proud of Senator Abaribe. If not for his kind, this senate wont stand Buhari and his like. I doff my hat for him. I am a northerner but mehn I respect the man |
Nigeria belongs to all of us @pmb and still yet some people still see reason to vote the bigot. #No to nepotism vote Atiku for a Nigeria of our dream
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BabaO2:illiterate that's what you are. So Saraki was the one who said "ye" when the bill was put to a voice vote. You slowpoke, didn't senator Agege an APC senator come out to say he supported the bill. Your type are the problem this country is confronted with. Nonsense |
TheGreenLand:Idiotic slowpoke, senile fool that's what you are. You dare call Atiku a bastard you slowpoke. Your mother should have aborted you. Fool |
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