Olawale Bakare by gun-wielding men of the Department of State Service in a court room shows that the All Progressives Congress, APC, administration is fast becoming “civilian capitalist dictatorship.”
The Party said, “The re-arrest of Sowore and Bakare which was executed in the manner of gangsters and in a court room whose judge had to scamper to safety shows that the APC regime is fast becoming, a civilian capitalist dictatorship which when it becomes expedient does not even respect its own hallowed courts and so-called temple of injustice.
“It is to this extent that the SPN finds the continued silence, safe for a few weak press statements, of the leadership of the Nigerian Labour Congress , Trade Union Congress and the United Labour Congress completely embarrassing. “This attitude of the labour leadership is all the more dangerous especially because these flagrant attacks on democratic rights we are witnessing now are simply warming up exercises on the part of the regime for a full-blown assault which would be directed against the labour movement itself especially when workers begin to fight for the implementation of the N30, 000 minimum wage and against other anti-poor and anti-worker policies.
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