₦airaland Forum

I have long chosen to remain silent on this matter, I only wish to sound a reminder. When at any cross roads or delima, let your decisions be long-term based. I sounded this alarm when we were at the crossroads but generally Africans have this syndrome of not being able to settle for the best no matter the cost. I even went as far as to share a comment from a Nigerian airways retiree who said PTAD almost pay rolled them but they stood thier ground for bulk settlement. I guess hunger made us all give in to ptad scheme. A reminder also, despite the deceptive rumours about Atens members all recieving MP, there are ex staff who haven't received a penny because they stood thier ground. It's a pity how I go through social media and see how impatient people who have gotten MP for over a year now and yet thier cries louder than a delivering mother. As if we all didn't know what we were signing up for.
Now ears are scratching for information. Where are the so called unionists now? Everyone is silent now, of cause they are all uninformed.
I would have symphatized with our predicament but the Atens members who haven't recieved a dime are the only ones deserving symphaty, of cause they are the only right minded ex nitel employees. Please let us endeavour to teach our children to always stand for what's right. Africa has seen enough of weak people who are always quick to compromise at the sight of the smallest peanut.