REVEALED:FG targets N120 per litre

Date: 13-01-2012 3:03 am (12 years ago) | Author: YoungStoriez
- at 13-01-2012 03:03 AM (12 years ago)
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A source close to the Presidency said that a few compromised labor leaders may have encouraged President Goodluck Jonathan to take a tough stance in today’s negotiation between the government and organized labor to end mass protests and a general strike that has ground Nigeria to a halt.

At today’s negotiation, Mr. Jonathan offered to reduce the price of fuel from more than N140 to N120 per liter. Labor leaders rejected the offer, calling for a restoration of the price to N65. The Jonathan
administration precipitated the protests by announcing a blanket removal of fuel subsidy, leading to a dramatic rise of fuel prices to N141.

Prior to today’s stalemated negotiations, two sources in the Jonathan Presidency said that the president was going to agree to return subsidies pending further talks with labor in April of this year.

However, an emboldened Jonathan insisted at the talks that his government could not go below N120 as the per liter price of fuel. “I believe that pro-government labor leaders must have encouraged government to adopt that position,” said one source, adding that some representatives of labor were cozy with officials of the Jonathan government.

Why are they doing this?...why wont they understand the risk pple will live in by increasin it from N65 to N120 or N141....theres no difference...when they r ready to make good effort..we wil listen Angry Angry Angry Angry

Posted: at 13-01-2012 03:03 AM (12 years ago) | Gistmaniac
- Youngstoriez at 13-01-2012 03:12 AM (12 years ago)
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Am so angry and sad for my fellow Nigerians right now....this is not fair!!!! They shuld take it back to 65 or even lower....haba....This thing just turned upside down now...
Posted: at 13-01-2012 03:12 AM (12 years ago) | Gistmaniac
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- PoliticxGuru at 20-08-2015 11:54 PM (8 years ago)
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Dis people wan kill person ooooo
Posted: at 20-08-2015 11:54 PM (8 years ago) | Hero
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