₦airaland Forum

Are they still there?

That crowd is not massive.

looks like the nays have it.

ASUU plan to organize rallies.

If the banks are open then the strike will not work.

Its a terrible thing.

Please add Delta State, online/phone betting is destroying the males while Telemundo and Series movies are devastating the females.

If banks go on strike, the economy will be grounded eventually.

Who has bought it?

Nigerians are very good in theory.

Why should this be news?

Majority Leader speaking now

The urgency of yesterday and the urgency of now and is asking the Minister to explain why now and also the legality of the price increase.

Crude Awakening not rude awakening, he is saying the minister needs to do more in terms of comparative analysis and mass dissemination of information.

Someone is now making sense.

Whip is asking petroleum minister what he is doing to resecure the oil facilities in the Niger Delta.

All of them are saying nothing, Deputy Leader asks when will the refineries be privatized. Whip Leader is speaking now and thanking minister for trying to solve a problem that has been on for many years.

A rep is asking Minister to pay a Nigerian who selflessly rehabilitated pipeline? Deputy Leader and Leader next in line to talk.

The questions are not on point but rather akin to shadow boxing.

Rivers State is the safest place in Nigeria.

Nigerian women & Nanny.

It's long we saw decent dressing.

Afrok:
Wariz that? her ass is "blacker" than the whole Choba in the night where we've not had light for months now.

Many are mad but few are roaming...

Bros I feel you, one love from the "blacker" Aluu.

EzePromoe:
I can't believe it that my church is on the news for the first time but for the wrong reasons. Let me give you a snippet of what the controversy is all about. St. Matthew's is a self sustaining church which has over the years been the backbone of Anglican revival. Those of you who know the Anglican Church very well will understand some certain restrictions that was placed on some fire-brand Christian activities which was considered unAnglican. St Matthew played a huge role in turning things around and today, St. Matthew stands out in the diocese. One of the aim of the church is rural evangelism as well as Anglican revival. We've planted churches in many communities all around SS and SE part of the country. Now comes in the diocese under the Bishop, thinking that we're taking things to the extreme, or rather that St. Matthew is beginning to act as an independent church because (according to them), we're working against the Anglican doctrines going into mission and promoting the church without involving the diocese, while this has been our tradition for 28 years of our existence. Then they removed the rector and brought in this Venerable Adubasim who has been working as an agent of the diocese, upsetting the tradition on which the church was built which is evangelism. That's one thing we would never accept, hence we continued our missions with or without his authorization or that of the diocese, and that is the reason for this brouhaha. The story of the Archdeacon being harassed is so untrue.

There are always many sides to a story, in truth St Matthews was a role model for many others in the Anglican Community in the Niger Delta. Their music and children ministry were quite vibrant but in the end so many things fell apart according to some people. They can hand over those buildings to WIKE so that he can turn it into a secondary school to retain the name and memory of St Matthews.

Op no try at all, in those countries their transport system excellent, power is double excellent.

Very funny, disconnecting communities who are in darkness will not achieve anything.

God Bless Nigeria

The level of impunity in Nigeria is too much.

kimond101:
I am a Civil Servant and I do not endorse going on an indefinite strike because of the removal of subsidy.
If the strike is for an increment in minimum wage then I would endorse.

Seconded

So many people are selling petrol above 145 per litre in Delta State.

When I heard the NLC man saying shut down market I laughed, its like he wants to get the beating of his life.

No

tuale4u:
Deregulation today will put d price at 200 naira per litre in d first 2 months before going down

250 sef

Ahmed0336:
Where is the money to stockpile em as you said? Una for wait make we collect May Salary naw

Bad timing by NLC.

For some of us who were unfortunate to buy 280 per litre at the pump, 145 is not a bad deal if they can enforce and keep it like that.

There was no mention of increase in minimum wage, NUPENG and PENGASSAN are already against the strike, NLC/TUC/CSO should only use strike as a last resort as it will further impoverish the common man.