₦airaland Forum

DeLaRue:
If they strike, the national grid should not be affected.

do4luv14:
Actually the private sector will be the highest beneficiaryof it, more purchasing power to the people, means more sales for them too

DeLaRue:
If they strike, the national grid should not be affected.

DeLaRue:
If they strike, the national grid should not be affected.
If left unattended and it exploded nko? If they left on and the strike drags long it lead to technical fault and cause a lot of damage.

DeLaRue:
If they strike, the national grid should not be affected.

DeLaRue:
If they strike, the national grid should not be affected.

ItisWell22:
What sort of drink is that?

Is it really a drink?

Like, people dey buy am, drink? 🫣

saasala:
Na their target gangan be that.

That is the best thing they can bargain with

Blessedarethepe:
We should protest the high salaries collected by political officers too

Pennilessword1:
Is this the solution?? God ..why.. How can you in your infinite meeceu and all knowing ability create me amongst these black people. How!!! I regret being an African

Pootle:
you mean traders right how about those working in factories small scale industries, you not looking at the wide view

Sirheny007:
I see no reason why even Tinubu supporters shouldn't stand behind NLC.
Shey na 30k una go chop?

spiralwedge:
True, but how?

Best way to protest these things are through organised labour unions, but they are rather chasing shadows fighting for about 15% of the people at the detriment of the rest.

Public servants torment the people at their duty posts (civil servants and politicians alike). This strike adds to the woes of the helpless masses and has zero benefits to them.

At this point of austerity, the best of strike actions should be a collective one that benefits all and sundry, such as fuel, foodstuffs, roads, dollar rates, etc

PlasmaTV:
Ghen ghen
Hellinus, come and defend those idiots in government who can spend billions to renovate VPs residence but their minimum wage can't buy half a bag of rice.

Failures from top to bottom.

ggood:
Labour is not serious they shouldn't have call off the strike

uvie66:
They want to strike, at the end of the day what services do they even provide? Is it water, or electricity, Can someone please tell me the relevance of these federal and state employees?

do4luv14:
I am, most of those Small factories had their finished goods piled up, waiting to be sold, cos of less purchasing Power the goods continues to increase, heck they even had to cut down on production too,

There are traders who had refuse to restock and open shop, due to low purchasing Power, and they are many, tell me, what is high purchasing power now do to them

PUNANI01:
I like this. Senators can't be receiving millions for doing nothing and those working for 5days a week will be receiving peanuts. Force it on them; let's see if revolution will start from there.

jayce232:
Don't mind them
I'm very sure the govt is going to issue court order to stop a second strike. They should have negotiated while strike was going on

spiralwedge:
They failed on the most important issues. This salary issue doesn’t concern more than 80% of Nigerians.

We should be on strike for fuel, better education and cheaper universities, good roads etc . Not for civil servants wages!