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Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Jagabanarmy: 8:44am On Jun 02
Klington:
tongue

Empty vessel.

Noise makers.

NLC died a long time ago.
This time is difference because of NUPENG oooo. If nupeng joins the strike government will listen
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by MySolace: 8:47am On Jun 02
Bamss1:
Though that 400k too much but govt should at least offer 100k. Country hard
Surely dats not wot dey mean. By hiking d amount, govt would now negotiate a reasonable amount.
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Olatundex22(m): 8:50am On Jun 02
DMerciful:
On a side note,
Ronus started shouting regional govt but immediately Woye(fg not Tinubu crooner) said Lagos will not be part of SW, the frenzy started dying.

Lagos has never been part of Western Nigeria! grin. Lagos belongs to all Nigerians equally
I knew illiteracy runs in you people blood and uneducated regions of yours can’t tell others how their houses Supposed to be but the ignorance pert of it isn’t educating yourself. Now let me school you small, let me tell you what your forefather as never told you because of Jealousness. IN OLD DAYS WE HAVE 2 LAGOS, DID THAT GET TO YOUR BRAIN? WE HAVE 2 LAGOS. ONE BY FEDERALISM, ONE BY REGIONAL GOVERNMENT I knew none of you and your people know this. SO I WILL NOT SAY MUCH just check and read below

Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by delkuf(m): 8:52am On Jun 02
Verbtips:
tinubu increase
electricity,
pms,
school fees
con dey fear to increase salary
what..........(don't know the ajective to use)
Dont mind them. And some useless people because of tribe and religion, are saying jargons about labour
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Barimx: 8:54am On Jun 02
BreconHills:


How will the employer cope? Is everyone the FGN or the state government? Casualization and contract will
simply increase.

Do you not understand the cost push of a massive wage increase?

It's Zimbabwe you are praying for.

Will increase in salary increase productivity and reduce all other factors of employment?

The NLC position is ridiculous and any sensible person knows it.


Rubbish! How many private business paying their workers 30k MW ?
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by delkuf(m): 8:55am On Jun 02
Impliment:


Na yeye the worry you.
Nigerian like suffering. Instead of us to join and comply with the strike, they are busy saying nonsense
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by johnjose68: 8:56am On Jun 02
Bobloco:
Our survival under threat — NLC, TUC
Joe Ajaero


•Says action won’t end until Minimum Wage agreement is signed

•Oil, electricity, maritime, financial, and other critical sector unions warm up




https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/06/24-hours-to-strike-labour-talks-tough-fg-begs/amp/

Oya: @racoon, @mrvitalis and other i.pobs; food is ready. Come and be happy 😁
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Willed042(m): 8:56am On Jun 02
DMerciful:
On a side note,
Ronus started shouting regional govt but immediately Woye(fg not Tinubu crooner) said Lagos will not be part of SW, the frenzy started dying.

Lagos has never been part of Western Nigeria! grin. Lagos belongs to all Nigerians equally
Allow me to bookmark this...later some will ask why the eastern region produced the first indigenous Vice Chancellor in the person of Kenneth Dike of University of Ibadan.

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Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by HellVictorinho6(m): 8:59am On Jun 02
delkuf:
Nigerian like suffering. Instead of us to join and comply with the strike, they are busy saying nonsense


U must be mad!


Is it everybody that has murny like ajaero 2 be striking!



Na ur papa like suffering
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by DMerciful(m): 9:01am On Jun 02
You're making reference from Wikipedia? Seriously?
Olatundex22:
I knew illiteracy runs in you people blood and uneducated regions of yours can’t tell others how their houses Supposed to be but the ignorance pert of it isn’t educating yourself. Now let me school you small, let me tell you what your forefather as never told you because of Jealousness. IN OLD DAYS WE HAVE 2 LAGOS, DID THAT GET TO YOUR BRAIN? WE HAVE 2 LAGOS. ONE BY FEDERALISM, ONE BY REGIONAL GOVERNMENT I knew none of you and your people know this. SO I WILL NOT SAY MUCH just check and read below
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Mandate1: 9:02am On Jun 02
press9jatv:
This strike action will last for weeks if the Labour unions are very serious to fight the war against FG. At least if you finally settled for #150k or #200k for new minimum wage, that one is justifiable
anything between 100-150k is fairly okay. Except we are not being honest with ourselves. Things are damn expensive.
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by MySolace: 9:02am On Jun 02
wealthyvic1:


Who are you calling god?
Who are you calling useless?

YOUR FOOLISHNESS IS EPIC
Any1 can b "god" in his field esp wen ure too good in it. He said god of politics.

Anything da seems not to serve or be serving its purpose is being un-useful, or rather useless.
No one takes NLC serious cos dey seem inconsistent wit dia words. Dats why wen dey talk, people are forced to say "audio"
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by HellVictorinho6(m): 9:04am On Jun 02
Barimx:



Rubbish! How many private business paying their workers 30k MW ?

So going on strike will make them pay it abi?
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by manmade(m): 9:07am On Jun 02
[quote author=nurey post=130263304] I don buy XBOX ONE, nah to dey play game morning afternoon night ;


























Dont be a pessimist i have 24hrs light, a good woman to cook also[/ lazy youth grin
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Mandate1: 9:10am On Jun 02
BreconHills:


How will the employer cope? Is everyone the FGN or the state government? Casualization and contract will
simply increase.

Do you not understand the cost push of a massive wage increase?

It's Zimbabwe you are praying for.

Will increase in salary increase productivity and reduce all other factors of employment?

The NLC position is ridiculous and any sensible person knows it.
would you have said this if you earn the current minimum wage of 30k and tend to feed your family from it? Let's be fair with ourselves. Paying 100k minimum is even a start, #1000 cannot conveniently feed an individual for a meal, how much more 3x meal for a day.

If a manageable meal is #1000, times 30, multiplied by 3 square meal is 90,000. Are you telling me the minimum wager is not good enough to have savings?

The govt singlehandedly brought the inflation and sufferings we are experiencing today. Very unnecessary policies to achieve nothing.

A loaf of bread is 1500 and minimum wage is 30,000. So your so-called fantastic minimum wage can only buy a worker bread for about 20days.

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Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by delkuf(m): 9:12am On Jun 02
FirmTR:

400k too much, but senators are paid millions, what is their work?
I I tire ooo. You see Nigeria can never get better because we would see the right and call it wrong. Am just waiting for this minimum wage to be increased. God help me with my plans and I leave this country

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Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by delkuf(m): 9:17am On Jun 02
kikake:
This Labour people self.
President Tinubu made his initial mistakes in decision taking without advisers and ministers.
Allow him learn from the mistakes and put things better. We know that the present monthly salaries of workers are peanuts compared to inflation rate. But worsening the situation with strikes is not it.
I am an Obidient. Mahmood Yakubu and Bola Tinubu robbed us Obidients our victory last presidential election.
Do you know what that mistake has cost. Life has been destroy. Marriages broken. And you said we should allow learn from it. He should make another mistake by substaincially increase the minimum wage
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Joynodey: 9:24am On Jun 02
Animals in human skin. they will do nothing, just looking for settlement.

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Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by brandon2009: 9:27am On Jun 02
I dnt really know what is going on in this country things are getting out of hand.
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Verbtips(m): 9:28am On Jun 02
delkuf:
Dont mind them. And some useless people because of tribe and religion, are saying jargons about labour
but are you satisfy with the way labour is being run?,labour has no value.
they keep on venting their fustration without taking action
and FG keep on toying with them
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Ouchbabe(f): 9:30am On Jun 02
Barimx:


Shut up mumu
If not that I don't like insulting people, I would have told you to go back home and call that woman that brought you to life MUMU

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Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Bamss1(m): 9:31am On Jun 02
FirmTR:

400k too much, but senators are paid millions, what is their work?
I wasn't talking to you
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Thryphosa(m): 9:32am On Jun 02
opeyemi2012:
At this point, NLC has to apply wisdom and FG has to apply sincerity.

Is N60,000 fair? No.

FOR THE FG
The FG should stop gaslighting and using media propaganda to vilify the NLC. If Labour proposed 494,000 and gave a breakdown of how they arrived at that figure, it is only reasonable that FG also break down how they arrived at 60,000. But FG is yet to do that despite several calls by NLC. That's hypocrisy at best and also the FG indirectly admitting that N60,000 waa simply arrived at without the current economic reality put into consideration.

When Jonathan increased MW to 18,000 in 2011, it was equivalent to 109 dollars but 60,000 today is just a little over 40 dollars. Are you creating more wealth or poverty?

At a time government increased the allocation of NASS from around 130billion to over 350 billion and proposed the increment of judicial workers' pay with each federal judge taking home allowances of over 50million per annum and salaries of over 4million, it is provocative to offer peanuts to civil servants and other workers. Even the military government in Burkina Faso are doing better than this.

Tinubu himself promised a living wage. Is N60,000 a living wage with the current levels of food and headline inflation?

FOR STATE GOVERNORS
These criminals have long impoverished their people. Failing to implement improved wages despite increased FAAC allocations. Withholding and embezzling LG funds. Embarking on massive road construction projects for kick-backs rather than true patriotism. Imagine a State paying workers 7000 minimum wage till now. A state rich with gold. Yet the governor will be competing with Lagos or Edo State governor by riding in a 10-15 exotic cars convoy, with sirens blaring to the faces of the suffering masses. Using the commonwealth of the state to fund their opulent lifestyles.
God will specially punish Soludo and any other governor that has opened his mouth to say they cannot afford to pay minimum wages. Lazy fools always waiting for sharing of monthly FAAC. They cannot think out of the box.

FOR LABOUR
Wisdom is profitable to direct. The elites do not want the poor to be empowered. Keeping the poor in poverty is a political weapon that helps the political class during elections. That's why Buhari couldn't lift 1 million people out of poverty despite promising to lift a 100million. That is why Tinubu promised a living wage and is now offering 60,000 that cannot fuel his car in 1 week.

If the FG offers 70 or 80k, please accept it with conditions. Let the conditions be as follows:

1. Government should reintroduce the things that made civil service attractive and encouraged productivity such as low-cost mass housing scheme where civil servants can live and be paying from their monthly salaries with the option of a rent-to-own offer after several years.

2. Government must with immediate effect release the so-called CNG buses that they have been claiming they provided since last year. Enough should be be released to cater for the daily transportation needs of public and private sector workers, and indeed Nigerians in general.

3. Reintroduce gratuity into the civil service. That should be a reward for serving government for at least 10 years. I wonder why it was scrapped in the first place. It was a lifeline for many civil servants. This contributory pension is not enough to guarantee anyone a good life after retirement. Imagine not being able to contribute 1million naira after over 6 years in the public service. Imagine earning 40,000 as monthly pension for a person who retired on level 14 officer in this present economy?

4. Reintroduce very low interest loans for workers. Thankfully, the creditcorp recently launched hopes to address this but just like the audio CNG buses, we are yet to see anything.

5. Lastly, since government cannot solve the issue of insecurity within a short period of time, then the little that is being produced by farmers can be bought directly by government, thereby ensuring a reliable and constant income for the farmers. Now the government should open a food bank in all the 774 local government areas (or perhaps the LGAs not controlled by Boko Haram or Bandits) and sell these agricultural products at subsidised rates to citizens. This will force the foodstuff hoarders and wicked businessmen to force down the prices of their items. Anyone caught buying from the food bank to resell at exorbitant prices should be arrested and jailed without playing politics. Also, open the fcking borders for a period of time. Let there be massive competition in the food market.

You've said all, you're indeed a man of wisdom, knowledge and understanding. In my place in Niger State, I have someone who bought beans at the rate of #45, 000 per bag and now a bag costs #137, 000, the fellow has 250 bags and has refused to sell up till now. Is that not wickedness?

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Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Ten06(m): 9:34am On Jun 02
HenryWilliams:
Strike that labour will call off midnight tonight after an "emergency" meeting.
They're just looking for bribes..
Once paid..strike will be called off .
You are ignorant of how unionism operates

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Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Ten06(m): 9:36am On Jun 02
Verbtips:
but are you satisfy with the way labour is being run?,labour has no value.
they keep on venting their fustration without taking action
and FG keep on toying with them

Can you tell me some of the laws that guide unionism? People just write without knowing the facts of the issue.
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by BreconHills(m): 9:46am On Jun 02
Mandate1:
would you have said this if you earn the current minimum wage of 30k and tend to feed your family from it? Let's be fair with ourselves. Paying 100k minimum is even a start, #1000 cannot conveniently feed an individual for a meal, how much more 3x meal for a day.

If a manageable meal is #1000, times 30 is 90,000. Are you telling me the minimum wager is not good enough to have savings?

The govt singlehandedly brought the inflation and sufferings we are experiencing today. Very unnecessary policies to achieve nothing.

A loaf of bread is 1500 and minimum wage is 30,000. So your so-called fantastic minimum wage can only buy a worker bread for about 20days.

You are making an assumption that everyone at the bottom of the pyramid is an employee. That is not true. Most of them are employers; whether of family members or not. These are the micro SME's

You also assume that I am saying there should be no increase. Iam merely saying that 497k is unrealistic and impossible. The highest sustainable minimum would be between 60-70k. Even 100k with its multiplier would create goods and services that nobody could afford.

What the government should work on is food costs
and the short term way to do this is selective
importation.

Grants can be given to schools and transporters to cushion rise in prices.

This is the only way. The only way out of our situation is increased productivity and high costs ( including salaries) would kill that.

You can't be emotional and kill the very people you are trying to save.
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Verbtips(m): 9:48am On Jun 02
Ten06:


Can you tell me some of the laws that guide unionism? People just write without knowing the facts of the issue.
then what the fact of the issue.
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Olatundex22(m): 9:53am On Jun 02
DMerciful:
You're making reference from Wikipedia? Seriously?
because am from Lagos ibeju Lekki local government, I know my history. I add that for you too understand better. Telling you my historical without that you’ll still not believe
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Mandate1: 10:05am On Jun 02
BreconHills:


You are making an assumption that everyone at the bottom of the pyramid is an employee. That is not true. Most of them are employers; whether of family members or not. These are the micro SME's

You also assume that I am saying there should be no increase. Iam merely saying that 497k is unrealistic and impossible. The highest sustainable minimum would be between 60-70k. Even 100k with its multiplier would create goods and services that nobody could afford.

What the government should work on is food costs
and the short term way to do this is selective
importation.

Grants can be given to schools and transporters to cushion rise in prices.

This is the only way. The only way out of our situation is increased productivity and high costs ( including salaries) would kill that.

You can't be emotional and kill the very people you are trying to save.
I still don't get you. We are talking about minimum wage for the lowest cadre of the Nigerian labour force, and you're talking about them being employers of labour and having alternatives. Is this the bone of contention? Are they employed with the agreement to have alternate source of income and divided attention, or to give their full time and effort to their organisation?

Secondly, talking about solution. How is selective importation a solution? Rice has been banned from time ago and the price wasn't to the roof as today, so it has nothing to do with importation. Rice and food price is expensive today because of the high cost of fuel and diesel. Moreso, due to unpredictable exchange and huge custom tariff on importation.
Re: 24 Hours To Strike: Labour Talks Tough, FG Begs by Tradepunter2: 10:14am On Jun 02
Organized private sector are a major factor..... And ma very sure they won't meet this new minimum wage requirement.

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