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| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by maestroferddi: 10:13am On May 19, 2016 |
Let those advising Buhari keep deceiving him but he should bear in mind that this divide and rule he is perpetrating on organised labour will certainly come back and hunt/bite his government. As for the horde of undesirable elements supporting the impoverishment of the hapless masses, I have nothing to say to you other than that you should be mindful that sowers of the wind should expect the whirlwind. This was how Nigerians were heaping senseless adulation on Jonathan so much so that he got carried away. Today everybody is holding the past administration culpable even when a people deserve the kind of government they get. With some of the things I am reading about this strike, I daresay that Nigerians should rank as one of the dumbest people on the face of the planet. How does one categorise people who are displaying an unconscionable incapability to learn from recent history? |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by emperorchedda(m): 10:14am On May 19, 2016 |
Anticorruption:This is the most laughable strike i've seen my whole life, was this how NLC embarked on strike during Adams oshiomole's era?? Or the 2012 strike?? If it was APC that caused this confusion on strike then they must be very powerful to disorganise 'strikers' something that has never been done in Nigeria, Obasanjo couldn't even disorganise NLC Funny strike I must say (I just left the bank now and I'm heading to a friend's school, everything is fully functioning) lol ; |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by emperorchedda(m): 10:24am On May 19, 2016 |
massinola:In Enugu which is a PDP state corps members are seen teaching in their various PPA (govt schools), offices are opened, even motor licensing offices is running as I'm speaking to you not even one protest has gone in this state, so I ask WHERE IS THE STRIKE? |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by dbrave(m): 10:26am On May 19, 2016 |
[quote author=Anticorruption post=45758777]very effective in Uyo, UNIUYO was shut down , no lectures, and no work yesterday You are not being honest. Am in Uyo banks works and commercial activities going on normal. No effects felt even civil servants are at work I don't know which part of Uyo you are reporting from. |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by Jesusloveyou: 10:29am On May 19, 2016 |
GWMI:yea! sure, no govt sch wil open, teachers are the main body of NLC, |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by Boss13: 10:35am On May 19, 2016 |
Bethelwealthy:I agree with you. Though I supported PMB. I still think it is an abuse of the right of Nigerians not to allow them express themselves. People should wake up. The fuel hike affects us all and we must speak with one voice. |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by bodeemen(f): 10:43am On May 19, 2016 |
BREAKING: Rivers TUC Announces Suspension Of Strike Action http://newsdiaryonline.com/breaking-rivers-tuc-announces-suspension-strike-action/ The Rivers State Chapter of Trade Union Congress,TUC has announced the suspension of the strike action planned to commence Wednesday. Giving an update on the action Comrade Chika Onuegbu, State Chairman said the suspension was based on agreement reached with the federal government. |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by acada111(f): 12:00pm On May 19, 2016 |
DropShot:Isn't this the same pix u posted yesterday? |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by DropShot: 12:38pm On May 19, 2016 |
acada111:No. Check my yesterday's post and compare. Clearly different shirts. |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by Eneche2(f): 12:58pm On May 19, 2016 |
Strike ko strike ni |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by NovusHomo(m): 1:00pm On May 19, 2016 |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by acada111(f): 1:16pm On May 19, 2016 |
DropShot:Aii...apologies den. |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by hardbody: 1:42pm On May 19, 2016 |
sebali:I flew into PH this morning, concluded my business and back at the airport as I chat. I saw no riots though. |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by otokx(m): 2:07pm On May 19, 2016 |
hardbody:Heard the peaceful protests were in Ikwerre road, offices are still working normally as the affiliate unions are confused. |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by tuniski: 4:30pm On May 19, 2016 |
emperorchedda:The SS/SE don't usually support strikes. Only lagos as hotbed of opposition dey carry strike for head. Now they are in govt at the center music don change. Subsidy must go buhari is a fraud! |
| Re: Day 2: NLC -TUC Strike Updates by charger025: 7:36pm On May 27, 2016 |
Ministry of Labour should look into this issue: Recently, Genesis Group Nigeria, the company that owns the Genesis Restaurant and Deluxe Cinemas chain cut workers’ salaries by various percentages, with some workers even getting a 50% pay cut and some getting sacked for no reason but “the situation of the economy”. Yes, we all know the economy is bad but as insiders, we know how much the company makes monthly and how much of our blood and sweat is put into making those billions for them. Sometimes we are slaved tirelessly, even till late hours without getting paid overtime (company policy) all in the name of meeting “a quota”. Note: The economy doesn’t affect the company, they increased prices of their food et al to match the situation, yet they’re cutting salaries. Even if they didn’t increase prices, they would still be making profits of over 70% on most items. Drivers and Kitchen Staff that previously earned a meagre N30,000 now earn between N15000 – N20000 and most of them can barely afford to feed their families, not to even talk about fees, rent and other bills. A widow who works as a staff here said one of her 2 children has to stay at home next term because she can’t afford his school fees and she’s hardly employable anywhere else. The rate at which people are being laid off is unfair & inhumane not to talk about the way staff are treated. I’ve worked in this company for years and each day I pray to God that I find a better job at a company that values its workers. Honestly, over 95% of staff here are only here because they haven’t gotten anything better and would gladly leave at the slightest opportunity. The company owns several restaurants but can’t feed its workers properly, the food we are given is what prisoners would reject, most times its half-cooked, excessively salty, no maggi and the worst of all, no meat and they can’t even provide water for us to drink. I am pained, I am angry, how do I explain to my children that they can no longer have 3 square meals because “my oga at the top” is a heartless and inconsiderate man who only cares about how much he makes while neglecting the large number of families he’s destroying. If you go to any Genesis Fast food, you’d never know of our plight because the staff are forced to put on fake smiles and pretend to customers, while suffering inside. There’s no point for people to patronize Genesis anymore when despite all the money you spend, it’s all going to the pocket of one person while we the “money generators” are treated like slaves. We have nobody to fight for us. Anybody that opposes, gets fired instantly and their terminal benefits forfeited. We know that even if the economy gets better tomorrow, our salaries will not be restored because we work for greedy sets of human beings. We live in a country where employers get away with all sorts of things because the system doesn’t work. A company where your boss can walk in and slap you for no reason or maybe because someone annoyed him at home, is that one company? To all of you bringing your CVs, we here are struggling to leave. God help us all. Shalom. |
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