Comments on: Strike grounds hospitals, radio stations

By: Emeka

Emeka — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 16:16:15 +0000

Yar’dua needs to resign his office, this kind of strike is one of its kind in the history of this nation, whereby almost every sector in the civil service is on strike including radio stations and post offices, but its quite unfortunate that the western countries are not helping matters too in this regard, I suggest embargo should be placed on on our so called leaders travelling permit, travelling abroad should be denied them, either for treatment, for leisure or holidays, they need to be denied those trips abroad for now, for them to witness the same pains the poor citizens are facing. Countries that lov Nigeria should intervene as in the case of Zimbabwe.
things are getting out of hand, external bodies should help Nigeria revive their govt.

By: Opara Hyginus

Opara Hyginus — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 12:01:45 +0000

I THINK THIS IS PLAN “A” OF THE REBRANDING PROJECT. THE ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE SEEMS TO BE SELF DESTRUCT

By: JAKOTA

JAKOTA — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 11:06:54 +0000

SHAME ON OUR POLITICIAN LEADER, MAY GOD REBRAND ALL OF YOU

By: Anthony Ambrose

Anthony Ambrose — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 10:52:50 +0000

Like football, the occupants of ASO ROCK will soon be given the deserved RED CARD (like it would be the case in some Asian countries). The signs are glaring judging from the actions of several organized pressure groups including the militants in the Niger Delta as well as the invisible hands of kidnappers rocking the cities of Nigeria. May this RED CARD, which twas printed by them, get to them. Amen!

For ‘Madam Rebranding’, I say may the same fate that befell fake drug’s victims pay her a visit.

By: kingpin lucky iwu

kingpin lucky iwu — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 09:27:59 +0000

BREAKING NEWS:

ASUU & NASU are on strike, NUJ on strike, medical and health workers union are on strike, AUPTRES on strike
i guess ASO ROCK is on strike too
MILITANTS striking the Niger Delta
Nigeria Students at home
Graduates no Work
Nigeria Grounded
Who Will Save our Beloved Nation?

By: Oluka Austin Ugochukwu

Oluka Austin Ugochukwu — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 09:13:50 +0000

Our leaders obtain medical treatment aboard and most of their wards live overseas, and even if they are struck with one form of ailment or another they could pick the next available flight and head abroad for treatment. So it is the downtrodden in the society who suffers the outcome of these strikes. It’s a pity Nigerians are made to suffer this much, irrespective of the wealth abound in the nation.

By: Ejumeta G

Ejumeta G — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 08:12:16 +0000

Well, it is all over Nigeria is a failed state from all indications, no money to pay civil servants, ASUU is on strike, NUJ,NASU, Doctors,Health workers,AUPTRE, Radio Workers,etc etc……………militants is doing their beat and what else? the chips are down wake up NIGERIANS we can not continue like this

By: yunusa

yunusa — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 08:09:44 +0000

It is a shame on President Yaradua.
I believe your brother Sheu Yar Adua would have been magnanimous to resign if found in this condition

By: Chinny

Chinny — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 07:39:06 +0000

NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT PLEASE TRY AND RESPECT YOUR CITIZENS AND STOP MAKING US GO THROUGH SHAME GENERATIONS AFTER GENERATIONS.The NIGERIAN PEOPLE HAVE SUFFERED ENOUGH FROM YOUR REALLY STUPID ETRAVAGANCES.PROVIDE FOR THE PEOPLE!PROVIDE FOR THE PEOPLE!NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT TAKE CARE OF YOUR PEOPLE.GIVE US A LIFE WE DESERVE!!!TAKE AWAY SHAME FROM OUR FACES AT HOME AND ABROAD.BUILD FACTORIES AND PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT.FIX OUR ELECTRICITY PROBLEM,A GREAT NATION IN DARKNESS!NIGERIAN PEOPLE ARE ALREADY ASHAMED TO BE NIGERIANS!THE GOVERNMENT HAS DESTROYED OUR PRIDE AS HUMAN BEINGS MANY NIGERIANS WALK IN THE STREET IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES ASHAMED TO SAY WHERE THEY COME FROM.A GOVERNMENT THAT LETS IT’S PEOPLE LIVE IN SHAME DESERVE NOT TO BE !!!!!!!!!!!!!SHAME,SHAME,SHAME ON THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT.MAKE NIGERIANS PROUD AND STOP ALL YOUR DIRTY GREED ENOUGH ALREADY.

By: Johnson Ozulu

Johnson Ozulu — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 01:00:21 +0000

Why? Why? Why? O my God! Lord save the poor masses of Nigeria. God, even if our Government oppress us, do not forsake us.
It is hard to imagine or understand why Nigerian Government is always obstinately insensitive to our plight until crisis point. Please our leaders, strike does no nation any good. Or, is this how to “rebrand Nigeria”? You do not care because you can afford to travel and get everything overseas. Just remember, “The evil that men do . . . .