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| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by DrAladex: 10:02am On Sep 30, 2018 |
[Not reallyquote author=hucienda post=71648758]NLC not as cohesive, vibrant, strong as it used to be. More like a joke these days.[/quote] |
| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by ayoAnimashaun: 10:13am On Sep 30, 2018 |
IsaAbubakar:this idiot is not a Muslim! |
| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by Smartwave: 10:17am On Sep 30, 2018 |
PissedOffWeed:
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| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by DrAladex: 10:20am On Sep 30, 2018 |
FG should respond to this warning strike action of NLC before they lose beyond their expectation, as a matter of fact Nigeria Governments are really cheating its workers (18k), what could they do with this amount of money while FG, SG and LG are collecting huge amount of money as their salary excluding allowances, embezzlement etc. pls fear God, 18k minimum salary must be review. |
| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by IsaAbubakar: 10:20am On Sep 30, 2018 |
ayoAnimashaun:suit your skull |
| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by sexyanyabubakar(f): 10:35am On Sep 30, 2018 |
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| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by sexyanyabubakar(f): 10:39am On Sep 30, 2018 |
DrAladex:
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| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by LanceO: 11:21am On Sep 30, 2018 |
PassingShot:You spoke ignorantly and went back to make corrections after you were corrected, just acknowledge that and try not to be mischievous. What i wrote earlier still applies to the fact that you didn't know what you were talking about. A picture of your earlier post i quoted before you changed it is attached. Good thing others quoted it successfully before you can deny your statement.
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| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by PassingShot(m): 11:28am On Sep 30, 2018 |
LanceO:You're childish and petty. If you had a functioning brain, what you should be addressing is the corrected post and not the one with errors. But because you think you're so "smart" in your thinking/deeds, you quoted the correct version and started venting your frustration about life. Is it my fault your life is miserable? |
| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by seunmsg(m): 12:12pm On Sep 30, 2018 |
adedayoa2:Increment could be from N18k to N20k now. My point is, asking for 56k minimum wage at this point in time is unreasonable and unrealistic. Labour should be asking for something around 30k. Even at that, lots of states will still struggle to pay. Better still, let's have different minimum wage for different tiers of government since a blanket wage may not work. |
| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by LanceO: 12:18pm On Sep 30, 2018 |
PassingShot:Now, i'm miserable, childish and petty for calling out your ignorant post? The thing is, you edited your post while i was typing, that's the only reason it seemed i made an error. That doesn't still change the fact that you posted ignorantly. The issue is, next time, make sure you do your findings before you post publicly, because what you posted does not have to do with your opinion, it's about figures that are factually obtainable, not just a number you can just cook up in your mind... That's the ignorance i'm addressing. |
| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by Alanzazani: 12:40pm On Sep 30, 2018 |
This spinless NLC. And for the Nigerians that keep saying government can't pay more than 18k or can't pay regularly something is fundamentally woeng with you. The political class has continued and will continue to rob you because of this mentality. Are they super humans to earn and take away so much money while they throw peanuts at you? They tell you states can't pay salaries and you regurgitate it instead of demanding for a drastic reduction in their earnings. Why do politicians need to buy new cars for themselves? |
| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by hardbody: 1:23pm On Sep 30, 2018 |
Humblega:Private businesses did not join the strike |
| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by cbngov01(m): 1:26pm On Sep 30, 2018 |
This wabba guy na charf!....i remember the days of oshiomole. He alwayd held FG by the scrotal sack that they must give in before any strike is called off.mere promises and this fool is calling off! Olukwu!....no wonder he is never taken serious or apparently his hands have been greased! |
| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by Pavarottii(m): 3:24pm On Sep 30, 2018 |
seunmsg:Defender of the government... Government fighter... Whether govt is right or wrong ... U r always defending. |
| Re: Labour Yields To Fg’s Pressure, May Call Off Strike Monday by sniper77(m): 4:03pm On Sep 30, 2018 |
If civil servants have the impression that the NLC has their interest at heart they should be prepared for a long ride. NLC executives are broke. They have gotten their usual Ghana must go bags and the strike called off. |
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