Labour unions, civil society coalitions and opposition parties in the country have vowed a ferocious and comprehensive response to the federal government’s removal of petrol subsidy yesterday, serving President Goodluck Jonathan a notice of massive unrest across the country in the days ahead.
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Labour, civil society, spoil for war with Jonathan
Peter Esele
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