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Why is NLC & TUC getting weaker each successive government by KingOfIsoko1: 11:08pm On Jun 22, 2023
The last 9 years has witnessed the gradual dismantling of the ideals of a vibrant masses oriented NLC.


What we have are bunch of toothless bulldogs who just make noise.

Osifo and Joe Ajearo are sell outs, they are just deceiving innocent Nigerian masses with noise while cashing out big time by.

What is this, the masses are suffering and they can’t do anything.

Please don’t tell me about Court order as they have a legal department and knows how to play the wicked legal games FG is playing on them

Shame on NLC, we the masses are passing a vote of no confidence on them.


If the court stopped them from strike, does it also stop them from organizing protests?


How can this wicked politicians led by a Capitalist put the masses in more penury while the politicians continue to live lavishly?

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Re: Why is NLC & TUC getting weaker each successive government by DAVIDMOE(m): 11:14pm On Jun 22, 2023
They will be buried in this present Administration because the narrative has now gotten a religious and ethnic coloration.
Imagine NUC declaring strick tomorrow and southwest members refuse to join because they feel the union is fighting their brother who's in power.

It's really gonna be funny

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Re: Why is NLC & TUC getting weaker each successive government by helinues: 11:15pm On Jun 22, 2023
Lol

Because they did not go for strike which would have vindicated una evil wishes bah?

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Re: Why is NLC & TUC getting weaker each successive government by yarimo(m): 11:21pm On Jun 22, 2023
NLC and TUC are another wing of labour party a political party

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Re: Why is NLC & TUC getting weaker each successive government by Jostoman: 11:45pm On Jun 22, 2023
I thought Ajaero and the TUC man will be different but they are begining to act like a rubber Stamp NLC and TUC
Re: Why is NLC & TUC getting weaker each successive government by WATCHOVER(m): 12:12am On Jun 23, 2023
You are correct but unfortunately NLC and TUC are pressure groups who will only act for their workers not Masses.
Our Civil society groups should be the ones who suppose to start.

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Re: Why is NLC & TUC getting weaker each successive government by Tekzyflex(m): 12:30am On Jun 23, 2023
Nigeria and tribalism!!!! Tufia

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Re: Why is NLC & TUC getting weaker each successive government by NeloNelo: 7:49am On Jun 23, 2023
WATCHOVER:
You are correct but unfortunately NLC and TUC are pressure groups who will only act for their workers not Masses.
Our Civil society groups should be the ones who suppose to start.

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