iluvnaija:

I will be highly disappointed if nlc and tuc agree on anyting more than 65naira then i will never be part of any protest again and infact find my way out of dis country and believed d nation will never be redeemed from d hands of those who enslaved us in our own country.
Just waiting for the outcome

okada_man:

Please do not put your faith in NLC/TUC. This movement is bigger than NLC. They too may be occupied.

tojos:

Lets get this clear:
Those protesting the subsidy removal are either the CABALS or their supporters, and are enemies of the country.
Returning the subsidy would continue to further enrich these CABALS (including Boko Haram).
Phased removal of the subsidy would still favour these CABALS and would also result in panic buying.

Kobojunkie:

Am I to believe that, once again, rather than negotiating with ALL groups out there that comprise the Nigerian people, the Government has instead chosen to only negotiate this with the NLC?

If this is the case, then it is in the interest of every single Nigerian out there to inundate NLC with their requests and to demand the group make no groups with the Government that the people, as a majority, do not agree on.  ASUU, Market women's unions, Trade Associations, Professional Groups, etc, all ought to be at that negotiations table and all ought to be able to equally vote, since they are also groups that represent, to a degree, the Nigerian people.
I am not certain exactly when NLC became the only voice of Nigerians and it would it be sad if the Government has chosen to see it that way.