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Traders and artisans protested against the Nigerian Labour Congress this morning in Ibadan,the Oyo state capital. They also pledged their support for the Oyo state governor,Ajimobi concerning the new educational reform going on in the state.


See photos below


http://www.metronaija.com/2016/06/photos-traders-protest-against-nlc-in.html

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Nawa ooo

NLC keeps getting bashed from all sectors in Nigeria..

Seems they have lost their grip.

Don't mind them, they are APC machinery,
And note this: Some of them are not able to pay #3000 Compulsory payment for their children in government school every year,

And Waec payment, talkless of when it permanently out for the stakeholders that they will be paying full school fees,

This is problem we engaged our self into, i means we MASSES, Because our love to the party or ruling government without let them know when they are on misled,

We are our own problem not the Government!

Each of the protesters has been pencilled down for a kongo of garri at the end of Ramadan.Tbey are hungry political bootlickers and their senseless but sponsored protest would not deter NLC/NUT and the good people of Oyo State from opposing anti-people educational policy of Ajimobi administration.

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koralink:
Each of the protesters has been pencilled down for a kongo of garri at the end of Ramadan.Tbey are hungry political bootlickers and their senseless but sponsored protest would not deter NLC/NUT and the good people of Oyo State from opposing anti-people educational policy of Ajimobi administration.

. nope. he doesn't have to bribe them. I'm currently in the private sector in Oyo state. right now the workers make up less than 20% of the pop in Oyo yet they reached an agreement with the state government that every kobo from the federal allocation be spent on salaries. that leaves about 1b IGR monthly for the state government to take care of the remaining 80%. are the workers the only people in Oyo state? I've walked into several office in Oyo state and I see 5people doing the work of a single person. if NLC won't allow ajimobi to trim down the work force or run schools based on PPP then where do they expect money to come from? they want to take all the money and leave nothing for the remaining 80% outside the civil service?
the government can't keep paying 5 people to do 1persons job only for them to close by 1pm. the civil service needs to be restructured!!!
I stand with Ajimobi!!!

@jadeyone: you have not really justified the sacrifice your parents made for you to be educated. You have just reasoned like a high class illiterate.
How can you open your filthy mouth to say 20% collect all federal allocation for the state. Are they not entitled to their reward at the end of the month? Don't they have children, siblings, parents and other dependents that they are responsible for monthly who are part of the 80% you are ignorantly referring to.
I don't really blame you anyway, you must have sought for govt job with no avail so you are angry at those who got it.