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Let's see if this will work

Sandydayziz:
Huh?

Did you float another moniker?

NigerDeltan:
Did you float another moniker?

Nope! Wouldn't do dat

2rutalk1:
This Ajaero of a person is too desperate for power. So bad!

very very desperate man my brother.

When they dialogue with federal government to reduce pump price from NGN 145:00, and the FG pleads for NGN120:00
they will not reach any compromise but suspend the strike and go back to NGN145:00 per liter, NLC indeed.

[quote author=nextprince post=52065740][/quote]Oga stop all these. Does NL look like English school

Mujaheeeden:
Oga stop all these. Does NL look like English school

The spelling is just in addition to the main point bro. My point is his call for salary increase in the midst of reduced govt revenue.
Besides, nl is not an English school but it is expected that if one should post a comment in English language, it is advisable to do so in good English/spelling because school children are coming here to pick words. Pidgin is an alternative, if one is not sure of himself. Typos are understandable. Remember, a rule is attached to those cases.

Is this the end of a united NLC?

DIKEnaWAR:
Labour movement has been buried finally in this cUntry. It started when they teamed up with the crowd I. Ojota and politicians infiltrated their rank.

You must be quite young if you think that was when the NLC started derailing. Either that, or you're just being mischievous. The NLC lost its way after the military left and they started courting politicians. It started with Oshiomole always playing to the gallery,declaring strikes whenever government increased fuel prices while ignoring more important issues bothering on workers welfare, workers casualization and so on. Oshio baba was more interested in gaining cheap popularity that eventually led to him running for Governor.

DONSMITH123:
Ife Ogunfuwa

A new national labour movement called United Labour Congress of Nigeria has been formed by 25 industrial unions from the Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria on Saturday.

The ULC elected 13 executives to drive its mandate in which the General Secretary of the National Union of Electricity Employees, Joseph Ajaero, emerged as its National President.

In addition, Igwe Achese of Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, became its Deputy President; K. Kadiri became its National Vice President while Onyeka Chris emerged as its acting General Secretary.

In a communiqué issued at the end of its inaugural delegates’ conference, the congress said there was an urgent need for a rebirth of the organised labour in order to recreate a movement capable of fulfilling its potential to Nigerian workers, masses and Nigeria.

Members of the union pledged to restore hope to Nigerian workers who were being victimised, and neglected, adding that it would defend the rights of oppressed Nigerians in a bid to make governance more effective and responsive.

They observed that the existing labour unions had been compromised by forces that did not have its interest, that of Nigerians at heart, saying that there was need for a refining and strengthening of trade unionism.

Cc: lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun
http://punchng.com/new-labour-movement-emerges-elects-executives/

if they are real, they should start their activism by correcting all the ills in the oil servicing companies begining with Ciscon Nig. Ltd. That company has made mess of their staff of over 21years despite all the monies they have made for the company in all these years They must bring the company to book ßy making sure all deductions are remitted to gvt which include tax, pension, nhf, cooperative, etc. It's so bad that they sack people at will without benefit. As we speak, they are owing over 7months salary. Ajaero should start with that and let's see if he knows his work.

If I still recall vividly, was it not the same Ajaero who sabotaged labour during Bubu's last fuel pump price hike?
They will always claim they have workers at heart but na FAT LIE

dabossman:
You must be quite young if you think that was when the NLC started derailing. Either that, or you're just being mischievous. The NLC lost its way after the military left and they started courting politicians. It started with Oshiomole always playing to the gallery,declaring strikes whenever government increased fuel prices while ignoring more important issues bothering on workers welfare, workers casualization and so on. Oshio baba was more interested in gaining cheap popularity that eventually led to him running for Governor.

NLC died after Pascal Bafyau. I decided to scrap the problem on the surface because I don dey tire to discuss Nigeria whala .Oshiomhole buried NLC with his double standard and Ajaero is here to do worse!