wow congratulations to the great people of OSUN state.
the tribunal have proven to Nigeria that there is still hope even when many has given up.

[quote author=Antoeni post=76285185]Hello AM NORTHERN ABOKI AND SHOE SHINER.

"Even if I remain poor forever I will never sell my MOTHER for rituals. My brother will never be hard drug pusher, my sister will never be a prostitutes and my children will never be 419 scammers.

Even if is raining heavely me and my Aboki family will go out and votes in an orderly manner and defend our votes under the Sun or in the rain, we will not go and be playing football on the empty street during election periods. My sister will never go to visit her boyfriend to fornicate and have a Bastard child or do Abortion.

When they are busy pursuing western education that derail their moral character we are busy studying our religion morally, that promote conscious mind and good conduct.

When they were busy abusing us and mocking our polygamous marriage, we are busy producing more in a legal doctrine of marriage law, and our numbers keep accelerating.

When they were busy gathering money and wealth for a show marriage at the age of 40, we are busy clebrating our 7 child bithday.


and when others wait till 40s to get married and push hard drugs you're busy takin the hard drugs.

when others try to minimize hunger and reduce population you're busy producing more kids you can't take of.

Joe 400 level political science and international relations Uniabuja

Joe 400 level political science and international relations Uniabuja

[quote author=Cyrilokonkwo post=74537432]FG, NLC, ASUU Meet Today over Strike, Planned Protest

Good day schoolsbiz viewers , FG, NLC, ASUU Meet Today over Strike, Planned Protest

The Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige will lead the federal government team, including the Ministers of Finance and that of the National Budget and Planning to a crucial meeting today with the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), Trade Union Congress (TUC) and other labour unions, as part of his efforts to avert the planned industrial action by the labour over the delay in the implementation of the recommended new minimum wage.
The federal government negotiating team will also hold another round of discussions with the leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in a bid to resolve their differences and reopen the country’s public tertiary institutions that have been shut down in the past one month.

The issue in contention between the federal government and the organised labour movement is the N30,000 new national minimum wage, which the organised labour is demanding that the bill be forwarded to the National Assembly for enactment.

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