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tinsel:It will work, because both obidients and BATists are affected by the sharp subsidy removal with no cushioning. Even some BATists will be involved. Just admit that Tinubu has just shown himself to be supremely incompetent. Peter Obi would have handled this situation much more gracefully. |
Tinubu has already put millions of long suffering Nigerians in harm's way, by unilaterally removing the oil subsidy without putting measures in place to ameliorate the situation. NLC is not against subsidy removal, however NLC is against doing so, without proper consultations and policies to make it less painful on the general population |
tinsel:You probably don't know that NLC and TUC are the two most major stakeholders in the Labour party right from inception.. it is their right to back their baby. But Tinubu has plunged the nation into this great suffering, and NLC is duty-bound to play it's part in ensuring that the needs of the general population are well taken care of. You can't just wake up from your drug induced stupor and plunge the nation into a mess and expect that the citizenry will fold their arms. PDP, LP, NLC, TUC and Obidients all believe in subsidy removal, but they all want measures put in place so as not to cause a huge shock to the system. All these groups will support any strikes or protests organised to stop Tinubu's madness. You cannot blackmail NLC this time around |
akin9ja78:There has to be a strike, so that government will stop making rushed judgements. Tinubu ne ded to have read Peter Obi's complete tweets on fuel subsidy removal, store implementing that policy without putting measures in place to cushion the effect of the policy. There must be a strike. Tinubu had more than a year to tell Nigerians exactly what he intended to do, but he avoided debates, only to rig himself in and plunge the whole country into avoidable hardship. There must be a strike and protests |
HIGHESTPOPORI:I stand with NLC. You cannot remove fuel subsidy without putting in place measures to cushion the effect. Peter Obi clearly gave the measures that had to be put in place before removing oil subsidy. I will advise APC and Tinubu to go read Peter Obi's complete tweets on oil subsidy removal. They will learn a lot from those tweets |
LegendHero:Well, because of the gay relationship between Obafemi Awolowo and the warrant chief Alafin of Oyo, it belittled this news of Obi of Onitsha. Anyway, drug boy's past has now caught up with him. Let us hope he can wriggle out of it, but I doubt it. Obi ma nigga is likely to win this court case |
LegendHero:I'm not sure it is true, because drug boy did not present any evidence in the tribunal alluding to Obi ever partaking in the drug trade. However Obi sent in evidence to prove drug boy is a drug baron that had to forfeit $460,000 in drug proceeds to the US authorities |
LegendHero:Just ask your drug baron boy to reduce the price of petrol at the petrol pumps. I don't see the NLC backing down unless Tinubu and his NNPC people offer something in return to the masses. Peter Obi has already proven that the majority of Nigerians out there are rooting for him, which was why they voted for him. Tinubu's legitimacy will be serioiusly under threat if the strike carries on for more than a few days. Deal with this reality |
LegendHero:E be like say this NLC threat they choke you seriously. So today Tinubu is seriously worried about the tribunal and now the unprofessionally and incompetently-induced fuel price skyrocketing. Tinubu must be wishing he didn't make this huge mistake. The opposition parties have not taken advantage of it yet, but it will definitely come, possibly once the strikes begin, unless Tinubu is forced to lick up his vomit by reverting the price of petrol ![]() ![]() |
LikeAking:Na Tinubu people. That's how they behave. A mandate thief cannot just come in and announce any measure without thinking of how it will affect the general populace. Peter Obi clearly explained what the government had to do before removing or reducing subsidy. But our local rigging drug dealer just came in and showed is incompetence on his first day in office. |
seborrhic:No need dialoging with a group of riggers who probably get free petrol from government petrol dumps. People are suffering massively. Tinubu must be taught a lesson. THere are much better ways of removing subsidy. You don't remove subsidy without putting certain measures in place to cushion the blow. And I don't see why petrol here should be costing more than it costs in the US. A country that is orders of magnitude richer than us. People must protest. A mandate thief cannot just come in and announce measures without thinking of the people |
LegendHero:Whether they become factionalised or not, 90% of Nigerians will support the faction that is calling for a strike to force the government to reduce PMS price, following Tinubu's massive error on the day he was inaugurated. If the strike ensues, Tinubu's legitimacy will also get called into question. Meanwhile Peter Obi is giving him heart attack in his current court case. |
atiku07:I hope the strike snowballs into a massive anti-Tinubu protest. He rigged an election, and came to inflict suffering on Nigerians. There are better ways of removing the fuel subsidy and Peter Obi clearly gave this roadmap, but the drug dealers only read the heading. Let the strike begin. I will be there |
OAFMods:Yet Peter Obi won the 2023 presidential election without SW input. Your drug dealer rigger had to resort to rigging and turning off the BVAS machine internet connectivity, to impose himself on Nigerians. That pretty much shows you guys are totally insignificant. Relying on rigging. |
kpompey:Yet again and unfortunately for you, yesterday the court admitted evidence from six states. Tinubu and his INEC allies objected to the LP evidence being admitted, but the judges disgraced and rejected their objections |
kpompey:I'm sure the lying drug-dealer's catheter must have filled up by now, from anxiety and the way Obi's team is moving judicially. ![]() |
OAFMods:No Yoruba did more than the late Dora Akunyili and Ojo Maduekwe to install Jonathan. In Jonathans first election in 2011, every Igbo state gave Jonatan more than 85% of votes. Yoruba states only gave 50+% of votes. In fact, Jonathan even lost one of the Yoruba states, and GEJ only won Lagos, because of the huge votes he got from Igbos and other non-Yorubas residing in Lagos. Even Jonathan himself made it clear that Igbos were the rock behind him. He never ever said Yorubas were the rock behind him, so go and sit down |
kpompey:Unfortunately for you, APC did not bring that matter to the petition tribunal in the window of time allotted for electoral petitions to be lodged ![]() So even if Obi rigged it in the east, APC can do nothing about it now. Meanwhile, I expect that Obi's legal team will tender evidence from majority of the states that they have problems with. The stolen mandate must be returned, and the criminals involved in the stealing of the mandate, arrested, tried and jailed for a long time ![]() |
AntiZikist:In your lack of understanding, you totally ignored the fact that this same OUK, who is considered a sellout in Igboland, also did not support Peter Obi's presidential bid, but instead supported Tinubu. I don't even want OUK to be the senate president, but your lack of objectivity is alarming. Tufiakwa |
HacheNoire:I know the incompetent move by Tinubu is paining you. Within the next few hours, I will have both twitter and youtube links of Peter Obi, clearly making it obvious that before subsidy is removed, cushioning policies have to be put in place, as well as negotiations with the organised labour. You guys are about to be obliterated. Tinubu will be stuck in his incompetence alone ![]() |
chidiokay:So because fuel is not the only business of government, that's why you justify the plunging of millions of Nigerians into unnecessary anxieties and sufferings. To be ready for government, one has to appreciate that one has to be looking into various concerns simultaneously, and ensuring that every concerned is well looked into, and solve gracefully. You don't jump from inauguration, to meting out unnecessary punishment on long-suffering Nigerians. Tinubu ran to become the president. He even declared EMILOKAN. He shouldn't be relying on Peter Obi's policies. Let Tinubu and Onanuga and MC Oluomo come up with their own policy to cushion the effects of fuel subsidy removal. While Tinubu and his devilish gang have been planning on unleashing violence against non-Yorubas in Lagos, especially the Igbos, Peter Obi was busy consulting with organised labour and other interest groups, fine-tuning his policies and reaching compromises to ensure his policies don't hit the wrong note with the general populace. This is time for Tinubu to shine, and he totally failed. Total collapse. All these while we told you lot that Obi bested both Tinubu and Fashola in all the 5 developmental indices, while he was the governor, but you all claimed that Tinubu single-handedly built Lagos (totally ignoring the 100 of billions of federal government dollars that was poured into Lagos). Let us all thank God that Peter Obi is pursuing his case in the tribunal, and will hopefully reclaim his mandate to clean up the monumental mess that both Buhari and Tinubu left. |
Peter Obi really needs to lecture some Iragbiji drug dealers and Bokoharam terrorists, how to remove fuel subsidy. Tinubu should learn that removing fuel subsidy is not like paying a fine of $460,000 Two different processes are involved |
chidiokay:If Tinubu had no policy to cushion the effect of this sudden petrol subsidy withdrawal, why did he run to become the president? For months, Peter Obi traversed the nation, telling them what he intends to do. Tinubu that didn't face any of the Nigerian media gatherings once, all through the campaign season, was supported by his fellow ethnic terrorists, rigged himself into office. All of a sudden, the subsidy is withdrawn, without following the procedure that Peter Obi kept harping on, all through the campaign season. Today, from the onset of his administration, Tinubu has already proven to be vastly inferior to Peter Obi. Peter Obi said severally, that before subsidy is suspended, that there has to have been extensive consultation with NLC, TUC and that some policy has to be adopted to cushion the effect. Tinubu only read the part about withdrawing the subsidy, but did not consult organised labour, and did not put in a policy to cusion the effect. I even have a policy that can be implemented to cushion the effect, but Tinubu is the one that ran for presidency, boasting that he built Lagos. Let him come up with his own policy. The competent people are gradually separating from the incompetent people. This is no longer mouth-action. He claims to be better than Peter Obi. You could have fooled me ![]() |
aswani:Nigerians voted for good-living by voting for the Anambrarian Peter Obi. This satisfactorily answers your question in a roundabout way. In fact, the Iragbiji drug dealer had to resort to rigging and collusion with corrupt INEC to force his way into the presidency. |
Obinoscopy:How are we sure you're not an Agbado trying to drag Peter Obi into Tinubu's mess. Peter Obi always said he would remove subsidy asap, but however, that he was already in communication with organised labour and he would put something else in place to cushion the blow of the subsidy removal. In Tinubu's case, we was not in talks with organised labour to negotiate a adequate compromise for the masses. He also did not put anything in place to cushion the blow |
AfonjaScud:Lagos leads in motorpark brigandage. Anambra leads in education, health care delivery, tarred road network, density of multimillionaires, lack of political drug baron godfathers, so it won't be surprising, if an Anambra man in the person of Peter Obi, legally gets the better of a drug dealer |
AfonjaScud:But Anambra leads Nigeria in various critical sectors. So the comparison is not outrageous |
MelvinEmm:He once forfeited $460,000 to the US law enforcement/judicial system |
RacistProudIgbo:If it was for Adeleke or even Fayose, Obidients especially the Igbo section of the group, may even consider giving such a person the chance. Tinubu dug his own grave by giving the go-ahead for the ethnic violence he instigated against other Nigerians, especially the Igbos, in Lagos during the election season. He allowed the Onanugas and the FFKs to deeply hurt his chances of ever getting any political understanding with some major groups in the south. Vengeance has not been exerted for that ethnic politics, but I'm sure it is simmering and will be served at the most opportune time. For the moment Obidients have a court case to pursue. Vengeance against Tinubu will surely take place after the election petition process is done and dusted. |
IduNaOba:Na so e do Andy Ubah also. Andy Ubah only spent just two weeks as a governor before Obi booted him out, via the court system. |
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