ASUU strike: Cancel planned protest, FG begs NLC

He urged the NLC National Executive Council to reconsider the planned rally as hoodlums might take advantage of it to cause breach of security.

He said, “The masses might wrongly interpret the rally as a ploy by the NLC to enhance the chances of the Labour Party presidential candidate, a situation which could spur the supporters of the other political parties into violence. “I heard when you said you are mobilising for the Labour Party. But, a trade union is not a political party. Look at the Trade Union Act. It does not allow trade unions to use their contributions to support any political party.”

Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)

Never no going back 💯💯💯

I dy see say this Asuu will come to an end.

Cancel kee you there 🤬🤬🤬.. After how many months of sitting at all? No child of a politician, even local government chairman schools in Nigeria.. hence this level of systemic decay 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

Beg ?

Never

Do the needful.

Don't cancel it,is either the call of the strike immediately or face international sanctions sequel NLC protest😹😹

ASUU has been on strike for 5 months, but e no concern FG because no be their pikin dey suffer am. But as soon as NLC declares to join, they know their pockets might be affected, hence the urgency to beg. God go sha save Nigerians from your hands one day.

God abeg.🤦🏽‍♂️

Nigerian Government & particularly this government have outgrown STRIKE and developed a thick skin towards it. Unions should innovate another strategy to drive home their demands. It's unfortunate appointees especially Ngige & the likes have become petty DICTATORS Obidatti2023

Ngige🤡

Follow me I promise to follow back

Chai

They collected thier share.

Highly expected 😭😭 We are on our own Omor

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