Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, and the Trade Union Congress, TUC,
have been banned from embarking on a strike action tomorrow by the
National Industrial Court, NIC, sitting in Abuja today. The
President of the court, Justice Babatunde Adejumo, gave the order on
Tuesday and it is to last for 7 days. Justice Adejumo also directed the
government to dialogue with the NLC towards an amicable resolution of
their dispute...
Guys, What Do you think?
Do you support NLC Plan to embark on strike over hike in petrol price ?
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Onyeaguocha Stanley Onyedika and 6 others like this.
Priceless Precious Alli
rubbish
Nwankwo Perfectblend Uzoma
Abeg na dem dem jhoorrr
Uchenna Stanley Cool
They should not obey the court order, afterall buhari too do not obey court order
Bekere Becky Afaka
Buhari never obey court order! Nonsense
Prince Raheem Samod Babatunde
We don't want strike. Anyone who is nt satisfied with this development is free to leave dis country! Gbam.
Endy Edeson
@raheem: hahahaha
Ogunleye Adesoye
Good
Enyinda Nathaniel Okey
NLC never wanted any strike. when they decided to occupy national assembly was there any court order?
Adeyemi Seun
Anything wey dem talk ,na dem get there mouth.
Endy Edeson
@priceless:
your question is funny. the answer to your question: because it's
"sudden", "unexpected by many", lot of Nigerians think NLC will strike
tomorrow but the latest development is the judicial control. i hope i
have answered your question
Adeyemi Seun
Thanks @ Edyson.
DjLapel Shizu
Lazy people
Simon Kasham Bala
Am happy for court order, is the best for not to do any strike.
Bishop George
I PREFER THE STRIKE TO HOLD
Viceroy Marquez Hrf
Make de strike hold make person rest jare. When they are done with their stupidity, life will surely continue
Agada Damian Gentle
the strike is still on
Browayson John Sr.
A country of chaos...
Adeyemo Taofeek Adewale
9ja a stage of drama
Mary Alfred
Naija
& strike sha, hopefully the Federal govt will get to the point of
no work no pay policy, then this strike actions will be controlled &
finally stopped. To me, that makes no sense!
Prince Kenneth Osarenren
NLC has rejected d court restrictions and are still ready for the National wide strike