Are the unions doing the right thing embarking on strike at this young stage of this regime? Are we suppose to visit the sins committed by the previous administration on this regime? Kai! It's really going to be terrible; imagine feeling the heat of the 'shut down' days before the strike even commenced Obasanjo is really a demon for punishing us with this few days b4 the end of his regime just becos we refused his 3rd term bid, this is a voice of a frustrated Nigerian!!!

no strike bro!

one thing this people should understand is two wrongs can't make a right. the masses would also suffer. i don't know why some Nigerian leaders are so daft.

Shebi NLC will be on strike as long as they are comfortable.

By the time NEPA goes on strike and the whole country falls into 2 weeks of total darkness, the newspapers go on strike, telephone companies go on strike, water works go on strike, that is when NLC will realise the real meaning of strike and they will come out begging. These people don't know what strike really means. Let security operatives and television stations including DSTV routers, and radio stations go on strike. Let food sellers go on strike, private and public workers go on strike whether NLC will not beg.

All NLC keeps doing all these years have been convenience strikes. They punish the people while staying in their own comfort zone. Let them force all sections of Labourers to go on strike whether they can survive it for one week. BASTARDS!!!

Some people have suffered so much they don't know what suffering means anymore.

The strike is not necessary for now.
It is a true talk to say that Nigeria was running a kleptocracy but democracy now. Infact, i'm ashame that all country has its own constitution; ours was absolution moderated by assassination.
Though, i didn't vote, but now i strongly believe that, if Nigerians can give this present and the first professor to become a president a free hand leadership, he will surely deliver. And not only deliver, but takes Nigeria to her promise land.
In addition, i will not be among Nigerians that will criticise nor takes NLC for granted because they are working ernestly for the growth of this Nation. But, it's not ripe enough to call for a scintilla of strike.

It has now occured to me that most Nigerians are uneducated by virtue of misreasoning. They look for lies to believe in or how can you explain the way people are misyarning in this place of their own free will. Our press we now know has been bought over. Apart from AIT the rest are all the same sing song. When did Yar Adua become a professor? When will the time be ripe enough for NLC to go on strike? shey it is when we are all in our graves ko?

denex:

Shebi NLC will be on strike as long as they are comfortable.

By the time NEPA goes on strike and the whole country falls into 2 weeks of total darkness, the newspapers go on strike, telephone companies go on strike, water works go on strike, that is when NLC will realise the real meaning of strike and they will come out begging. These people don't know what strike really means. Let security operatives and television stations including DSTV routers, and radio stations go on strike. Let food sellers go on strike, private and public workers go on strike whether NLC will not beg.

All NLC keeps doing all these years have been convenience strikes. They punish the people while staying in their own comfort zone. Let them force all sections of Labourers to go on strike whether they can survive it for one week. BASTARDS!!!

what is new? or have u not experienced black out for 2 weeks b4? i know i did for months. police has gone on strike b4, hospitals regularly go on strike, need i continue? and all for what? the same wicked governance that NLC is dtriking for. so my brother i dont see any point in your comment.

@angel101

first off, I'm not your brother. I think I'd remember you if I were! lol. Just pulling ya leg.

Anyway, truth be told, I have never witnessed power outage for 2 weeks, and till you mentioned that you had, I thought it was only Tarzan that had that kind of experience.

What am saying is, let everybody bring the country to a standstill. Not even groundnut sellers should work. By the war, NLC is not even striking per se, because they will still demand that the government pays them salaries for the period of the strike or else they strike again. So this actually is just holiday.

In the real world, when workers strike, they forfeit their salaries for the number of days they strike.

Anyway, I rest my case.