In a communiqué signed by the three unions in the aviation industry after an emergency meeting,the Air Transport Services Senior Staff Association of Nigeria,ATSSAN, the Nation Union of Air Transport Employee, NUATE, the National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineer ,NAAPE, have directed their members to withdraw their services by 00.00hrs Sunday night.
The resolutions signed by Mr Oloyinka Abioye, Deputy General Secretary,ATSSAN, Comrade AbdulKareem Motajo,Acting General Secretary, NUATE, Umar Ofonime, Assistant General Secretary, NAAPE said among others,that in compliance with directives of the central working committee of Nigeria Labour Congress all Air transport workers must observe the stay at home order.
There is a subsisting understanding between Labour Congress and the Federal Government in 2009 that removal of subsidy will not commence until certain conditions have been met.
These include the fixing of all the refineries and building of new ones, regular power supply, and provision of other social infrastructure such as railways and repairs of roads as well as eliminating the corruption associated with supply and distribution of petroleum products in the downstream sector of the oil industry” the statement read. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Mr. President! You have to choose between the masses that voted you into power if truly you believe it was their votes that brought you into power. Doing opposite will confirm allegation of election rigging. Do not forget a new election is come tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteFor you to justify receiving their votes, you must discard those advisers that are giving you wrong ideas.
Stand your foot and fight corruption and never start your war with oil subsidy. Those collecting the subsidy are known to be corrupt and enemies of progress.
Mr. President, i am one of those that welcome your action when you removed former Justice Minister immediately you assumed power.
Sorry, Mr. President, there is no permanent enemy or friend. Until the will and interest of majority of Nigerians are protected, i will join those fighting for the poor.
Do not forget Mr. President that you narrated your humble background like most of us.
I saw you last time kneeling down praying to God. Do not inflict pain on Nigerians.
It is very unfortunate that you are among those short-foresighted people who voted for GEJ. We knew he would not be able to deliver good policies. He is too slow and inexperience. All the same, he is not different from those poor people who always abandon their supporters at the slightest taste of fortune.
ReplyDeleteRemember, he had no shoes. so, he wants to render us 'shoeless'. It is all our fault. It is however not too early to remove him. He can not deliver us to the promise land.
Jonathan, I have envisaged from day one. is going to be a toothless stooge of the evil hands that have been squizing Nigerian economy dry to their personal enrichments, so I am not surprised at his actions now. If he will still continue in power Nigerians should expect worst situations. At least we have mortgaged Nigeria in Jonathan's 4 years of leadership. Nigerians! always look before lipping. Buhari can never fall to this evil advices, I can bet my life to this. We have lost out again, Haba! Nigerians
ReplyDeleteI was right when I decided that I was never going to vote in Nigeria again. Now I am vindicated. Imagine someone who doesn't know what suffering is all about, how do you expect such individual to understand what the poor masses are going through. Until we break the cabal that has cornered the riches and wealth of Nigeria, Nigerians will continue to suffer. we are meat owners, yet they feed us bones, we have exotic garments, yet we walk around in rags. Nigerians, when will the deliverer come?
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