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Ragnarok 🔱🇨🇦🇳🇬 retweeted
This lady known as Iya Pupa has given a succinct befitting reply to Elder Jide Kosoko on his latest insensitive comments trivialising and dismissing the pain and hunger of Nigerians who are unhappy with Tinubu.
Yoruba language is too sweet abeg 😂
@JoeAjaero2 @NLCHeadquarters — HOW MANY MORE WORKERS MUST DIE BEFORE LABOUR WAKES UP?
Comrade Joe Ajaero and the Nigeria Labour Congress, what exactly is the Nigerian worker supposed to do to survive this economy?
I have lost five friends to the hardship and pressures of these times. FIVE. These were human beings with families, responsibilities and hopes for a better life. Behind every struggling civil servant is a story of silent suffering that the public may never hear.
How does a worker earning ₦70,000 survive when food, transportation, electricity, rent and medication have become unaffordable? What is left after the bills? What dignity remains when a person works all month and still cannot meet basic needs?
Workers are breaking down under financial pressure. Families are under strain. People are losing hope. Yet the response from organised labour, in the eyes of many struggling workers, has been far too slow and insufficient for the scale of this emergency.
The NLC was not established merely to issue statements when workers are threatened. It exists to defend workers when their livelihoods and dignity are under attack.
Where is the sustained, urgent pressure for living wages, meaningful salary reviews, affordable transportation, reliable electricity and real protection for ordinary workers? Where is the relentless mobilisation that should accompany a crisis of this magnitude?
A minimum wage on paper means very little if it cannot sustain a human being. Workers should not have to choose between feeding their families, travelling to work and obtaining basic medical care.
Comrade Ajaero, labour leadership must be measured not only by speeches and declarations but by tangible improvements in workers' lives. Nigerian workers need urgency, accountability and a clear action plan—not endless patience while their purchasing power disappears.
I am not speaking from a comfortable distance. I have watched people suffer, and I have lost five friends. Their loss is a painful reminder that this crisis is not just about economic statistics. It is about human lives.
How many more families must mourn before the urgency of this crisis is reflected in labour's response?
The NLC must rise to this moment. Publish a clear programme of action, mobilise workers and demand policies that make survival possible. Do not allow the ordinary Nigerian worker to feel abandoned by the very institution established to defend them.
Workers are not disposable. Their lives matter. Their families matter. Their labour matters.
ENOUGH OF NORMALISING SURVIVAL AS A PRIVILEGE. NIGERIAN WORKERS DESERVE TO LIVE, NOT MERELY EXIST.
#NigerianWorkers #CostOfLivingCrisis #LivingWage #NLC #WorkersRights
Ragnarok 🔱🇨🇦🇳🇬 retweeted
I’m ready for anything. Nigerians are suffering, and we can’t keep quiet anymore. If this is the end, so be it.”
— HE Peter Obi
This is not ordinary talk. This is the sound of a man who has watched Nigerians suffer for too long and has decided that silence is no longer acceptable.
While people struggle with hunger, insecurity, and a system that keeps failing them, some leaders still pretend everything is fine. Peter Obi is saying the opposite: enough is enough. The suffering is real, the pain is visible, and continuing to keep quiet only makes it worse.
His readiness is not about drama. It is about commitment. If defending the votes of Nigerians, demanding accountability, and pushing for a better country comes with risk, then so be it. The alternative more years of the same hardship is already a slow form of ending for millions.
As the First Lady visits Edo State tomorrow to meet our women, we must ask: what is the real condition of the people she is coming to meet?
Across Edo, families are battling hunger, rising food prices, unemployment and crushing living costs. Young graduates roam the streets without jobs, small businesses struggle to survive, roads are deplorable, and unreliable electricity makes life unbearable. For many households, putting food on the table has become a daily battle.
Our mothers deserve more than ceremonies, speeches, gifts and photographs. They deserve jobs, affordable food, good roads, reliable electricity and opportunities to live with dignity.
Obidients and NDC members should encourage our mothers to look beyond the glamour and ask the hard questions: What concrete solutions will improve their lives after the cameras are gone?
Edo needs lasting solutions, not temporary spectacles. Leadership should be measured by how many families are lifted out of poverty, not by the crowd gathered to welcome a visitor.
Hunger has no political party. Poverty respects no title. Our people deserve better.
Ragnarok 🔱🇨🇦🇳🇬 retweeted
EXCLUSIVE: From Obasanjo to Tinubu, we break down 27 years of petrol price increases in Nigeria, including a nearly 600% jump.
And here’s the shocker: ₦1,000 once bought 50 litres of petrol. Today, it can’t even buy ONE! How did we get here? Watch the breakdown, then share your thoughts in the comments.
#Petrol #NNPC #APC #Fuel #Nigeria #ParallelFacts
OPEN LETTER TO @NLCHeadquarters AND JOE AJAERO
What is the purpose of a ₦70,000 minimum wage when civil servants struggle to afford transport to work, pay rent, feed their families and educate their children?
Workers are sinking into debt, battling unbearable hardship and suffering physically and emotionally. Some face desperate circumstances simply trying to survive until payday.
A worker should not have to borrow money to go to work or choose between feeding the family and paying school fees.
@NLCHeadquarters, Comrade Joe Ajaero, where is the urgency? We demand a minimum wage review, immediate cost-of-living relief and a clear timetable for action.
Nigerian workers deserve a living wage, not a monthly struggle for survival. Enough is enough!
@OjyOkpe @R_abati1990 @AishaYesufu @ARISEtv @AriseTV360
Ragnarok 🔱🇨🇦🇳🇬 retweeted
“Compared to Tinubu, Buhari is a saint. There was insecurity under Buhari, but the transport fare from Daura to Katsina was ₦800. Today, it is ₦10,000. Nigerians must vote this government out.”
— Sheikh Saleh Bashir Daura
Tinubu is gone.
Ragnarok 🔱🇨🇦🇳🇬 retweeted
Dave Umahi result don show. Man was useless to Ebonyi state. So so useless that it is a sin for Ebonyi people to let him open his mouth and talk against Peter Obi.
Over to you guys.
APC is a disease that must be treated by 2027.
Ragnarok 🔱🇨🇦🇳🇬 retweeted
This Rufai Oseni video is powerful. He highlighted the gaps, the promises and the unanswered questions in President Tinubu’s speech.
Tinubu Must Go
Ragnarok 🔱🇨🇦🇳🇬 retweeted
This is an impressive analysis of the brainless approach to the subsidy removal done by the Tinubu government.
Wow. May God bless this man.
Ragnarok 🔱🇨🇦🇳🇬 retweeted
“Only two sets of people can follow or believe in APC: a mischievous person or a liar, and a very sick person.” ~ A Yoruba woman says.
#NigeriaMustBeOk
Ragnarok 🔱🇨🇦🇳🇬 retweeted
Dear Dave Umahi, this is you here after the APC primaries complaining about the outcome of the election. In fact you said you begged the Igbo delegates to vote for only Igbo candidates and in that way, they would have made a statement.
You continued by saying that they all sold out and didn't vote as you told them to. You concluded by saying that " HE WHO SELLS HIS BROTHER OR SISTER THAT EVEN THE BUYERS WILL NOT TRUST HIM OR HER" and that it's a SHAME.
Sir, is this not exactly what you are doing to your brother Mr. Peter Obi? You are even encouraging Ebonyi people not to vote for Peter Obi.
So currently, you are also selling your brother Peter Obi and according to your own words, even those you are selling him to WILL DEFINITELY NOT TRUST YOU!
A gbacha oso a guo mile!