| Tinubu's Presidency, Oshiomhole's Relevance, And NLC's Threat: A Way To Go by oikirodah(m): 5:30am On Jun 03, 2023 |
Tinubu's Presidency, Oshiomhole's Relevance, And NLC's Threat: A Way To Go By Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah Was it a booby trap or was it for camaraderie? The recent implementation of fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria, just before Tinubu's emergence as president, raises questions about its true intentions. However, the consequences of this decision are evident, with Nigerians now facing the harsh realities of increased living costs.
Once considered an affordable country to live in, Nigeria has now become a place of luxury, especially considering the minimum wage of its citizens.
The removal of the petrol subsidy has resulted in low commuter numbers in cities across the nation, causing people to drastically adjust their daily movements while fearing the imminent rise in the prices of essential commodities, including food items.
The prevailing reality is that the wealthy elite have feasted on the nation's resources through this subsidy, which the president claims can no longer be justified due to depleting resources.
Tinubu, the newly sworn-in president, is seen as a Superman figure, expected to take charge and confront this longstanding issue. With his background as a sound accountant and skilled negotiator in the finance sector, Tinubu should have the means to alleviate the plight faced by the people.
Tinubu has wasted no time in hitting the ground running, engaging in extensive meetings with key sectors, including the labor unions, to seek solutions and ameliorate the plight of the citizens resulting from the removal of the fuel subsidy.
One key ally in these negotiations with the NLC is Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole, the former president of the NLC. His involvement underscores his relevance and usefulness to the present administration, where negotiations and adherence to the rule of law are of utmost importance.
Having previously served as a labor leader, executive governor, and now a senator, Nigerians look up to Adams Oshiomhole not only to provide favorable legislation for the masses but also to offer valuable advice to the ruling government, given his significant role in bringing them to power.
Oshiomhole's fiery personality and his campaign promises of Tinubu's generosity towards the youth, women, the vulnerable, and the masses have instilled renewed hope in the people.
As Tinubu marshals plans to restore pride in Nigerians' heritage, it is imperative to acknowledge individuals like Adams Oshiomhole, who are expected to bring their relevance to the fore.
The NLC, too, should stand on the path of truth and justice and lend their valuable support to Tinubu's administration in tackling the fuel crisis head-on. Going on strike at this crucial point, as the new administration takes off, would only be counterproductive.
Tinubu has made promises to address security concerns, revitalize the economy, create job opportunities, improve agriculture, enhance infrastructure, reform monetary policies, and strengthen foreign relations—all of which will have an immediate impact on the lives of Nigerians. As the country embarks on this new phase, it is vital to maintain a positive outlook and contribute to the realization of a better future for all.
The removal of fuel subsidy in Nigeria has brought about significant challenges for the citizens. However, with Tinubu assuming the presidency, there is hope that his leadership skills and expertise will be utilized to alleviate these hardships.
The relevance of Adams Oshiomhole and the support of organizations like the NLC will be crucial in the success of Tinubu's administration. As Nigeria moves forward, it is essential for all Nigerians to remain optimistic and actively contribute to the achievement of a better future.
Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah is the Chairman and CEO of Bush Radio Academy. https://ireporteronline.com.ng/blog/tinubus-presidency-oshiomholes-relevance-and-nlcs-threat-a-way-to-go/Source iReporteronline. 
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| Re: Tinubu's Presidency, Oshiomhole's Relevance, And NLC's Threat: A Way To Go by DatNiggaDaz: 5:32am On Jun 03, 2023 |
Bro, pls take things easy with all these whitewashing. 
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| Re: Tinubu's Presidency, Oshiomhole's Relevance, And NLC's Threat: A Way To Go by Goalnaldo(m): 5:48am On Jun 03, 2023 |
How long should we remain optimistic? We have been optimistic since the days of obj but the situation keeps getting werser and werser. They should sell the country and give us our share. |
| Re: Tinubu's Presidency, Oshiomhole's Relevance, And NLC's Threat: A Way To Go by Dicado: 5:56am On Jun 03, 2023 |
Nigerians are always Nigerians and will always be Nigerians wherever they are. Cashless policy is a very good idea but without any plan put in place, it was imposed on the people. Tinubu has also shown the true Nigerian blood by removing subsidy without proper plan. So, nobody should blame him. Even you, na so you dey. E get small small law wey you go pass for house based on one perceived idealogy wey you never explain to your wife and children how e go work well. E dey in us. See petrol marketers, them just hear announcement, no be say them buy new fuel at higher cost or get meeting to increase petrol pump price, everybody just jump increase am. Finally, them don also forget say Nigerians fit just jump into #endsars-like protest without proper plan (like to defend every participant after the protest) if the situation escalate or continue to dey go worse. Abeg, make una see una characters expressed by una leaders. oikirodah:
Tinubu's Presidency, Oshiomhole's Relevance, And NLC's Threat: A Way To Go
By Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah
Was it a booby trap or was it for camaraderie? The recent implementation of fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria, just before Tinubu's emergence as president, raises questions about its true intentions. However, the consequences of this decision are evident, with Nigerians now facing the harsh realities of increased living costs.
Once considered an affordable country to live in, Nigeria has now become a place of luxury, especially considering the minimum wage of its citizens.
The removal of the petrol subsidy has resulted in low commuter numbers in cities across the nation, causing people to drastically adjust their daily movements while fearing the imminent rise in the prices of essential commodities, including food items.
The prevailing reality is that the wealthy elite have feasted on the nation's resources through this subsidy, which the president claims can no longer be justified due to depleting resources.
Tinubu, the newly sworn-in president, is seen as a Superman figure, expected to take charge and confront this longstanding issue. With his background as a sound accountant and skilled negotiator in the finance sector, Tinubu should have the means to alleviate the plight faced by the people.
Tinubu has wasted no time in hitting the ground running, engaging in extensive meetings with key sectors, including the labor unions, to seek solutions and ameliorate the plight of the citizens resulting from the removal of the fuel subsidy.
One key ally in these negotiations with the NLC is Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole, the former president of the NLC. His involvement underscores his relevance and usefulness to the present administration, where negotiations and adherence to the rule of law are of utmost importance.
Having previously served as a labor leader, executive governor, and now a senator, Nigerians look up to Adams Oshiomhole not only to provide favorable legislation for the masses but also to offer valuable advice to the ruling government, given his significant role in bringing them to power.
Oshiomhole's fiery personality and his campaign promises of Tinubu's generosity towards the youth, women, the vulnerable, and the masses have instilled renewed hope in the people.
As Tinubu marshals plans to restore pride in Nigerians' heritage, it is imperative to acknowledge individuals like Adams Oshiomhole, who are expected to bring their relevance to the fore.
The NLC, too, should stand on the path of truth and justice and lend their valuable support to Tinubu's administration in tackling the fuel crisis head-on. Going on strike at this crucial point, as the new administration takes off, would only be counterproductive.
Tinubu has made promises to address security concerns, revitalize the economy, create job opportunities, improve agriculture, enhance infrastructure, reform monetary policies, and strengthen foreign relations—all of which will have an immediate impact on the lives of Nigerians. As the country embarks on this new phase, it is vital to maintain a positive outlook and contribute to the realization of a better future for all.
The removal of fuel subsidy in Nigeria has brought about significant challenges for the citizens. However, with Tinubu assuming the presidency, there is hope that his leadership skills and expertise will be utilized to alleviate these hardships.
The relevance of Adams Oshiomhole and the support of organizations like the NLC will be crucial in the success of Tinubu's administration. As Nigeria moves forward, it is essential for all Nigerians to remain optimistic and actively contribute to the achievement of a better future.
Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah is the Chairman and CEO of Bush Radio Academy.
https://ireporteronline.com.ng/blog/tinubus-presidency-oshiomholes-relevance-and-nlcs-threat-a-way-to-go/
Source iReporteronline. |
| Re: Tinubu's Presidency, Oshiomhole's Relevance, And NLC's Threat: A Way To Go by Iamzik: 6:27am On Jun 03, 2023 |
Image laundry!
How much did they pay you for this?
Labour will go on strike so that Tinubu can understand the cost of his careless statement
You can't start your administration by inflicting hardship on the nation and expect no reaction
Politicians keep telling Nigerians to adjust but they wont cut their own spending or jumbo allowances. Everybody must make the sacrifice this time around. It's no longer business as usual
Day 1 you make careless pronouncement
Day 2 you increased pump price
Day 3 transport cost go through the roof
Day 4 naira is devalued
Day 5 food prices are beggining to rise...
and the man who calls himself president has not thought it wise to talk to Nigerians. Not a good way to start. APC supporters should keep deceiving themselves. Body go tell everybody |
