Prettyhurts:


Did you read what I wrote well? From my first post to this one? Or are you also helping him to wish the wife death? If you did you'll understand why I wrote this.

You don't cheat on a dead woman but when the woman is healthy and very much alive and you harbor thoughts of going after other women when she's no more is like wishing her death.

that's ur judgement! he never wishes his wife death, he just placed himself in the man op was referring to shoes, meaning that now that he is not really enjoying the woman he married cos of the highlighted characters he claims, it will be. justify if he find himself in this kinda situation and cheat!

The Organised labour in Kogi State has appealed to President Muhammadu Buhari to direct humanitarian agencies of the government to send relief materials to the dying workers of the state.

The secretaries of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Olakunle Faniyi; Trade Union Congress (TUC); Comrade Kolawole James and their Joint Public Services Negotiating Council (JPSNC) counterpart, Comrade Isah Abubakar, made the appeal in a statement in Lokoja.

The Labour leaders said the agony the workers of Kogi state are passing through are not in any way less than the experiences of victims of natural disasters.

They noted that a situation where workers cannot afford even one meal a day and pay school fees of their children is already a humanitarian issue.



“As it stands today in Kogi State, over thirty percent (>30%) of the workforce are being owed Twenty One months salaries, twenty percent (20%) have unpaid salaries between eleven and eighteen months while about forty percent (40%) took their salaries up till June this year. These are the categories of workers Kogi State Government is forcing to embrace the ‘clock-in, clock-out policy’ of the government.

“The Organized Labour therefore call on the Government to treat Kogi workers with dignity because even in the era of slave trade, slaves were not forced to work on empty stomach,” the statement reads.



They noted that it is most unfortunate that the State Government, instead of apologizing to the workers and their families over the untold hardship that they had been subjected to, the Government takes delight in buying pages of newspapers to roll out falsehood on how workers have been paid their salaries up till July.

They advised the State Government to accept the reality on ground and stop the current intimidation and coercion tactics they usually employ when it comes to workers’ demands for their rights.

They also called on well meaning Kogites and other Nigerians not to sit on the fence on the issues affecting the lives of millions of indigenes of the state.
Credit: kogireports

most NGOS re fraud!

pure nonsense abegg

even the last runner up will be richer and famous than that warri base on logistic guy

ogbeni! this one strong! 1st I was expecting some pictures, it seems u re truly an enemy of the government like an APC member in Ekiti state!

ogbeni ruaf aregbesola!! that man be like "so she s not wearing pant like this "
what on earth is she telling the congregation?

best investigative journalism In naija at the moment!

if a twin brothers can't be separated cos of a woman then!............

fire all of a sudden? u mad bro

this is disgraceful! twin brothers for that matter

no ashawoo for new Zealand? Lawyers mastubating! heheheehehehehehehe they should make an appeal

the guy look scary

OmichaelO:
Try to have little sense! even if you thought about this, you could have simply refrained your fingers from typing this.


Bigot!

if my sense come up with the thought, my hand should also be able to pass my doubts! just try to answer on why was my thought correct?

the guy may be a drug dealer or a criminal and was caught, he refuse to confess nd was tortured! he died afterall

the moment I hear a Nigerian killed in south Africa I just know it MUST be igbo!

I can't act nollywood abeg! I may. be arrested for rape

one of the problem of freedom of speech

wt ds booty! u can't have ds kinda bae n don't have problem with neighbours cos every night na pam pam pam pam them go de hear

beautiful I must say! power of camera!

ds is utterly embarrassing and disgusting! image the wh*re of a bittch begging another basta*d. of a man to have sex wt her even when the useless fu*king man isn't putting too much stress to it! it is too disgusting seeing women cheat! no advance at all! uutttter rubbishh

funny but disgusting! iibo girls an ashy biiz

tear ur certificate

I couldn't read clearly wen I was in primary one! so I don't expect any primary one pupil to understand ds shit

The organized Labour in Kogi State has directed workers in ministries, agencies and parastatals to commence an indefinite strike as from Friday, Sept. 22. The Chairman of the state chapter of the Trade Union Congress (TUC), Mr Ranti Ojo flanked by his Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), counterpart, Mr Onu Edoka gave the order while briefing newsmen in Lokoja On Thursday. He asked the workers to shun offices indefinitely until directed otherwise. He said that labor was forced to call out workers on strike because of refusal of government to invite them for negotiation over their demands. According to him, the strike is the only lifeline left for the workers to negotiate their survival in the hands of the administration of Gov. Yahaya Bello. Ojo directed the workers to ensure maximum compliance, saying that all government establishments, offices, facilities and institutions be shut down by workers. The organized Labour had on Sept. 13, issued a seven -day strike notice to the state government to meet its demands or risk industrial action by its members. In its reaction to the notice , the state government through the Director -General , media and publicity to the governor, Mr Kingsley Fanwo described the tone of the labours notice as harsh and described signatories to the notice as unknown. The state Head of Service, Mrs Deborah Ogunmola made a last minute ditch to halt the strike when she called the Labour leaders for a meeting in her office on Sept. 21. The meeting, however, failed to stop the workers to declare a strike. The Labour is demanding among others , full payments of salary and allowances to workers being owed between two and 21 months arrears. The workers are also demanding payment of outstanding leave, yearly incremental allowances and reinstatement of workers unjustly treated during the recently concluded screening exercise. “Be prepared to stay at home till eternity if it takes government to eternity to meet our demands,” Ojo admonished the workers. The Labour lampooned the government for its poor attitude to workers’ welfare , saying that never in the history of the state has civil service records the massive hunger - induced deaths as being witnessed currently. “Workers and pensioners are going through trauma, anguish, pains, sickness, penury, truncation of children’s education , huge unsettled house rent/medical bills . We must rise against these now or never , he said. However, he said that , only workers under the umbrellas of NLC, TUC, and the Joint Public Service Negotiating Council will be marking on the strike while members of the National Union of Teachers , National Union of Local Government Employees and the Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria will join on Sept. 27. He urged workers to resist any form of threat, intimidation and blackmail from the state government , urging them to put on uncommon courage, perseverance and resoluteness to confront the bad situation. Ojo asked all civil servants and members of the public to pray in mosques and churches on Sept. 22 and Sept 24 to God to deliver the state from bad governance. The TUC, NOC and the Joint Public Service Negotiating Council will not budge until their demands are met by the government. “Our fidelity to this struggle is non- negotiable ,” the TUC Chairman said and accused the government of insincerity in its dealings with the workers all these years. The state President of the National Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), Mr Tade Adyemi who was also present at the briefing said that teachers, local government workers and workers in the health sector will join the strike on Sept. 27. Adeyemi said that workers in the sectors issued a separate strike notice to the 21 local government councils in the state who were their employers. Mr Thomas Ayodele, the state NUT Chairman said that workers at the local government level were solidly in support and party to the strike declared by the TUC, NLC and the Joint Public Service Negotiating Council.

this is funny! skin tyt #mreazi

imo state money

we will do same here in kogi on Friday! two most useless governor!

ehehehe

was the food really horrible? if yes then what's the big deal if I taste a horrible food and says it's horrible? as for the sex I will just ignore talking about it! but what's even a horrible sex?

na our army operations own de swt pass! operation crocodile smile

u want to go to someone's house and fight him with hoodlums? y not go and face him man to man? U are fighting for ur sis as if she will just sit down without saying or doing anything then the man will just come an start slapping her! simply ask ur sis to get him a divorce, if am the man and u come to my house to fight me with ur guys I will treat u like an harm robber! na operation pythons fight I go do for ur family head

dacblogger:
Funny enough,you both used each other.

She had fun,you had fun... So don't come here n be feeling like you won American Visa lottery.

You both got played.

please let's play each other