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Ask him what happened to national union of road transport workers in Anambra?

EkelediliBuhari:
Unions crash when their leaders start to place their personal needs above that of the Union. Greed in a nutshell.

No organizations in Nigeria as of now ( until we get it right) is not based on greed an self interest.

But how can it crash/scrapped if they are under labor?

EkelediliBuhari:
i never trusted Willie obiano...

especially after he didnt prosecute Nwafor

No normal person will trust willie . But I want to know what happened to national union of road transport workers in Anambra. They played this union a very dirty politics

A post from 2013

Anambra News.....

Anambra State government said, yesterday, that it spent more than N80 billion on the construction of 700 kilometres of roads across the state in the last seven years.

The Commissioner for Works, Mr. Callistus Ilozumba, told the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, in Awka that the feat was recorded under Gov. Peter Obi’s administration.

Ilozumba said that the administration had undertaken the construction of more than 20 bridges within the period under review.

He said that the bridges included the three along Atani-Ozubulu Road, which cost about N4 billion.

Ilozumba said that the total distance and cost of the road projects covered some ongoing projects which, he assured, would all be completed before the end of the current administration.

“Gov. Peter Obi’s administration is responsible. It does not award contract for the sake of doing so without completing it.

“For every road project we flag-off, the money has already been made available,” Ilozumba said.

The commissioner said that the state government was currently negotiating for small mobile asphalt plants to assist the Anambra Road Maintenance Agency, ARMA, maintain the roads effectively.

“The government is also working round the clock to establish a laboratory where materials would be tested to ensure high quality of road projects,” Ilozumba said.

According to him, the governor has demonstrated that prudent management of scarce resources could produce tangible achievements without borrowing.

“In the past, there were a number of donor agencies in the state, who left for one reason or the other.

“But when they found out that there was reasonable transparency in Obi’s administration they came back,” he said.

Ilozumba said that the state government was still awaiting Federal Government’s approval to re-construct the Amansea-Amawbia and the Enugu-Onitshah express ways.

This, he said, was to give Awka, the state capital, a worthy status, as well as open up the state for more investment drive.

Is National union of road transport workers still under Labor?

If yes what happened to Anambra State branch ?

Antibmc Dey show una pepper for this forum

AntiBMC:
Mongoose...stop mentioning me. No be me cause ur problems in life. No b me deport you.

Cypress042:
This your question get k leg

Them just stop to exist

christejames:
Don't worry, when Tinubu becomes president he will force it on every Nigerian city





Be there asking irrelevant question, don't go and get your PVC so we can collectively pushing our National Project into Aso Rock.

Enough of money politics!

I have my PVC already now do you have an idea of what happened to National Union Onitsha? that's just the question.

Hi everyone I just want to have a knowledge of what happened to National Union of road transport workers in Anambra.

I see them in other states but not Anambra what happened any idea?