Minimum wage: Ngige threatens governors not paying N30, 000 - Daily Post Nigeria

The Labour Party in Ogun State has said it is unintelligent to support the secession of the Yoruba race from the Nigerian nation.

“If you start to look at the names involved in this dangerous and very volatile attempt at separation despite its grave possible consequences, just try to match them with their antecedents and you will become very reluctant to be part of this their harebrained venture. “First, before trying to look into the causes of these calls for separation, we need to be concerned about certain facts, likely to be seen as political opportunism on the part of most self-appointed tribal champions of these calls. Have they been thorough in the process? Are they truly and sincerely representing the aggregate opinion of the majority?” he asked.

The party Chairman clearly stated that, “We in Ogun State Labour Party, strongly believe that separation is not an acceptable alternative.” “We as a nation should not allow temporary political set-back and political partisanship to impair our capacity to reason well. We Yorubas have invested far too much in this country for us to support separation. It will be very unintelligent.”

“No group should arrogantly assume the position of the engine of decision for the Yorubas without constitutionally consulting the people.

Empty threat

A product of wrong arrangement.

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Empty threats. Abeg, go sit down!

Who he be? Is he on cheap drugs? An appointee threatening and elected person under diff level of government, this people are bunch of jokers

Who is this monster 👹

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