I agree with dmainboss on the fatal errors made by labour in challenging the oil subsidy removal without being strategic.
Personally, I would have liked labour to embrace subsidy removal but use the opportunity provided by the mass support for the strike to compel Jonathan  to  institute far-reaching measures to entrench good governance, minimize waste in government and tackle corruption frontally.
Imagine if labour had compiled a list of projects for the government to complete within 12 months of 50% subsidy removal like Abuja-Lokoja expressway, Kano-Lagos railway line, Lagos-Ibadan expressway, Owerri-Port Harcourt expressway, Ajaokuta Steel Company etc. Imagine the benefits these infrastructural interventions would have on our lives as Nigerians. I also expected them to have insisted on the prosecution of Nigerians indicted in the Halliburton, Wilbros and Siemens scandals. But they went ahead, gored on by angry politicians like Bakare and El Rufai, (who happily hugged the opportunity to get back at their nemesis - Jona') to insist on N65 or nothing.
Now we have lost a golden opportunity to extract something tangible from this aimless government.
At the end of the day, Jona' is a loser having squandered the opportunity provided by the mass nationwide resentment to win back the hearts of the people.
Labour is another loser having started a war  in which  obstinacy prevented clear thinking and strategic approach thereby leaving the citizenry frustrated and disenchanted. My word to describe NLC and TUC: retards.
Nigerians however are the biggest loser having being forced to live with a 50% increase in petrol price without concrete enunciation of what will be done with the money generated.
In all, I believe in working towards what I call "incremental revolution" in Nigeria, not this idyllic kill-all-politicians mantra being mouthed by sweet-talking and eloquent Marxist demagogues.

Murderers.

Wisemen.

They collected both from the importers,subsidy benefactors and now from federal Government

wise

Those who keep saying that the labour unions have sold out are exactly the type of people that keep Nigerians from shaking the shackles of oppression from the political class.Why must you wait for a labour union to lead your 'revolution' in a country where over 90% are either unemployed or employed within a informal sector Even in the Arab world where the rate of employment within an organised sector is higher their revolutions were not led by some labour unions. The Nigerian labour unions did indeed provide the platform for you all to start your 'revolution' by calling out people but sustaining it goes beyond the labour unions!You guys were busy enjoying your song and dance in Ojota during your 'revolution' while these same guys you so casually vilify are being threatened by the central federal government with accusations of treason and instigating a state of anarchy in the country and would have pinned it on them if it actually went out of hand while you guys sing and dance in Ojota.

If you guys are so cock-bent on carrying out your 'revolution' whats keeping you Must you listen to the labour unions in a matter that clearly transcends an organised labour unions Please go ahead and march to Ojota and continue the 'revolution' and take on the soldiers armed with live bullets.That is actually what it takes to carry out a real revolution- blood,guts and courage not singing and dancing and indulging in a blame game after you have failed to sustain your 'revolution'

Waste Product!

Judas

I honestly dont know why you guys are disappointed, what do you expect, once Gha-na Must GO circulate well well, Tori go change now, If una dey there, una go do the same o jare, lol, Collect the settlement or die,

judas!!!

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See as una de abuse dem. Every Nigeria is corrupt but you won't realize it until your enter into a political position, then that corruption in you will bear fruits. We need prayers for the healing of the Nation and for the will of God to happen in Nigeria Period

wise men jooooooooor!

traitors

Pragmatic

The only opposition to the ruling party.

Well so far so good but they all missed a critical step in the art of negotiation and they all missed out totally.
There's always another day.

Sell outs.

WeakCowards. One day trailer go pass btw dem and Fg. I hope next time dey call strike, make Nigerians bone them.

Very Brave, Well done Guys!

Retards

Human.

After all is said and done, they all came up human.

Deceivers

Very rich, boosted with money from the strike sponsors, The Cabals.

Compromisers

They are Alatenujes' n oloshis'.

NLC,   Hmmm ok, [/color][color=#990000]

Middlemen

I think they did their best.

all i know be say GOD dey,

betrayer

We would have done same if we are in labour leaders position, i guess they would have been harrassaed, intimidated and threathened if they dont cave in, this is Nigeria, you cant fight government.

iomofrmco