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Re: Minimum Wage: "Presidency Moves To Appease Labour" - This Day by Blackfire(m): 7:12am On Jan 03, 2019
FG if those labour labourers try to protest.... Use them for target practice...


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Re: Minimum Wage: "Presidency Moves To Appease Labour" - This Day by RealityShot: 7:14am On Jan 03, 2019
Mr. President KNOWS ALL governors CAN PAY that N30k.

If Ekiti state with lowest federal allocation can pay, then what are other govenors complaining about?

VOTE BUHARI for continuity

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Re: Minimum Wage: "Presidency Moves To Appease Labour" - This Day by MNDY(m): 7:15am On Jan 03, 2019
As if dem no know since say na "to plug areas of waste" dem soppose do if their claims of insufficient funds is anything to go by.

Plug areas of waste and/or review the salaries of the public political officeholders.
Re: Minimum Wage: "Presidency Moves To Appease Labour" - This Day by RealityShot: 7:19am On Jan 03, 2019
emailaddy:
What about ASUU?
are they not part of NLC?
will they not benefit from this too?
Re: Minimum Wage: "Presidency Moves To Appease Labour" - This Day by able1993(m): 7:41am On Jan 03, 2019
I don't even understand this government, so you can't appease yourself to reduce your salary to accommodate the common man, but you wouldn't mind an upward review of your own emoluments. Is this one a country or a zoo...

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Re: Minimum Wage: "Presidency Moves To Appease Labour" - This Day by Zendinho(m): 8:22am On Jan 03, 2019
[quote author=Fsekillmonger post=74399481]How many of the masses can they target?..we just don't av the spirit of standing together yo fight for a common goal in this country



Bro... shiites members have been massively killed, IPOB has been crushed en-masse, Oby Esekwesilli lead a protest and they were seriously dealt with by the police....


What am saying in essence is that BUHARI'S govt does not look back once you are in their black book.... its vindictive, bigotry etc....
Re: Minimum Wage: "Presidency Moves To Appease Labour" - This Day by MannaFromHeaven(m): 10:17am On Jan 03, 2019
zoedew:
Misguided labour leaders! Labour should harp on deep cuts in the emoluments Of Nigerian Legislators and security votes of the Executive. Strangely they are not weighing in heavily on that. Who says the Executive doesn’t know salaries need a review from time to time! The excuse that it is not affordable is untenable in the circumstances of the mind boggling emoluments of the legislators and the executive.
The labour union doesn't have any business with the legislative arm of govt. The executive employed them and they are gonna be paid by the executive arm.
You must be an APC card carrying member, always blaming others for your inefficiencies.
Re: Minimum Wage: "Presidency Moves To Appease Labour" - This Day by zoedew: 1:59pm On Jan 03, 2019
MannaFromHeaven:
The labour union doesn't have any business with the legislative arm of govt. The executive employed them and they are gonna be paid by the executive arm.
You must be an APC card carrying member, always blaming others for your inefficiencies.
You exhibit crass ignorance of the workings of government and deserve to be ignored! The fallacy of hasty conclusion has your jugular- I ain’t no partisan politician. Check my posts, comments et al!
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