PDP, NNPP, LP and others are failing – Pat Utomi

February 29, 2024 Joshua Samuel

Eminent political economist Teacher Pat Utomi hosts said resistance political gatherings in Nigeria are coming up short, hammering them for neglecting to lead protests in the midst of demolishing economic hardship in the country.

Utomi, in a post on his X handle on Thursday, said labour’s organizations are currently the ones driving fights in light of the fact that ideological groups are fizzling.

According to Pat Utomi, resistance groups lead fights in different climes, saying it is the reason the structure of genuine parties is basic.

He said: “The protests have come and gone. Power says they are political. What did they expect them to be, apolitical. Labour Unions are acting because political parties are failing. Elsewhere opposition parties lead the protests. This is why the building of real parties is imperative.”

According to sources the Nigeria Work Congress, NLC, and other related associations fought the significant expense of living, expansion, frailty, and difficulty in the country.

The NLC and the Worker’s organization Congress had given a 14-day cross country strike notice to the public authority over the inability to execute the arrangements arrived at following the evacuation of the fuel sponsorship.

The protests have come and gone. Power says they are political. What did they expect them to be, apolitical. Labour Unions are acting because Political Parties are failing. Elsewhere Opposition parties lead the protests.This is why the building of real Parties is imperative

— Pat Utomi (@UtomiPat) February 29, 2024

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