NIGERIANS REACT TO SUSPENSION OF STRIKE

[@chigolumnwaokafor3346]

The NLC should use this opportunity to request a review of the wage packages for those greedy politicians, and should never accept minimum wage less than 250k.

[@kallamuadamu4558]

Let the labour union require that assembly members total package be reviewed downward drastically.

[@techgirlworld]

Strike cripples a nation's economy I wonder why a government wokld allow issues get to that extent without a response

[@armstrongokoro6238]

In oshiomole time, everybody support him, Obasanjo dont see it as a political motivated thing, but now even the oshiomole won't support labour now, because since his party is on power, he will say NLC/TUC is politically motivated. Politics is spoiling everything now. The die hard fan of the president is insulting NLC because they are in power. Politics! Politics!!

[@crafteeng]

In Oshomole’s time power wasn’t privatised neither was fuel stations as it is today. The government had a lot to loss economically. That’s not the case now

[@CharlesEdafienene-j8h]

NLC, seems to be concerned about government workers alone, what is the struggle for non government workers who are far more than the government workers NLC should fight for a better Nigeria, and stop being selfish

[@folasadejubaadeoye797]

True talk. A lot of people are jobless yet face the hardship, inflation in the country.

[@HealthisWealthLifestyle]

The strike had a detrimental impact on the people. In fact the stories I heard were disheartening. The strike needed to be planned better. I heard stories of nurses being physically whipped to leave the hospital and leave vulnerable and critical patients even though they wanted to help. My friend who gave birth just before the strike with CS had no access to pain medication. The lady beside her who gave birth to twins died as a result. Yes, strike to make a statement but plan it better, it’s the innocent people who suffered in the end unnecessarily

[@AHAdams]

Please help me clarify my present confusion. Is NLC part of LP?

[@johnosamor]

It's unthinkable, considering the electricity challenges.

[@Culatedemaria]

I agree with the guy in blue abeg... Even though the duration he mentioned is a stretch

[@innocentokeosisi914]

NLC and TUC has faliled Nigerians,they should shut the nation down ,we are used to hardship,emnagine subsidized prigrims private worship, still they argue minimum wage,

[@suntanglory]

Those two labour leaders have collected brides big time and sold out Nigerian workers big time too.😅Calling off the strike after meeting with government without any concrete result?Welcome to Nigeria,the land of potentials,always potentials for anything....

[@sheriffix]

How much dem take renovate Tinubu and Shettima house last time?

[@danegwu6334]

Govt has boxed the Labour Congress to the corner by making Labour sign an agreement that Govt will pay something higher than 60,000; of course N60,500 is higher than N60,000 . I don't see govt paying more than 65k. Watch it

[@adebayosunday4872]

I know NLC will disappoint Nigeria. No more fear of God in Nigeria

[@Blessing-si6os]

God will confused labour, they should collect the money they want collect from the Government, they should not talk about strick.

[@rayakusu-fosterB]

"NLC THANKS 😊 FOR A POSITIVE STEP 🚶‍♂️. BEAR IN MIND NIGERIANS, PRESIDENT🇳🇬 JAGABAN, VP SHETTIMA & THEIR GOVT. CAN'T AFFORD INCREASED WAGES; NO MONEY IN THE GOVT. COFFERS, THINK 🤔ARGENTINA 🇦🇷, CUBA 🇨🇺, SYRIA 🇸🇾, SRI LANKA 🇱🇰, EGYPT 🇪🇬, VENEZUELA 🇻🇪 & GAZA." ❤🇳🇬❤

[@josramsblue1]

How do you know, no money? Where is the subsidy money? Where did the government get money to send people to Haj? The government has money to buy SUVs for legislatures but no money to pay citizens their wage, maybe everybody in the country should start earning 30k including the government officials.

[@DOSKI1999]

@@josramsblue1. Please educate that bushman

[@rayakusu-fosterB]

"WE'RE TALKING ABOUT 100 MILLION PEOPLE. FEDERAL, STATE & LOCAL." ❤🇳🇬❤

[@chibuzoranaba4965]

​@@rayakusu-fosterByou are implying that this jihadi regime cannot afford to pay #494k. But your dumb head didn't tone in to ask how Nigerians will survive the increase in prices of food, foodstuffs, commodities, electricity tariff, fuel etc.... Ode!

[@slashtp2]

​@@rayakusu-fosterBwhy don't you put same energy to ask why are the government receiving so much and the country is poor

[@innotinnot4573]

If you hear tinubu you hear failure n disaster

[@crafteeng]

He said the economy is good