We will not allow undemocratic takeover of government in Nigeria-Labour

Organized labour in Lagos, yesterday, cautioned that regardless of a few difficulties confronting the nation, it would oppose any unlawful and undemocratic takeover of government in Nigeria, saying it was bothered by some inconspicuous intimations from a few quarters that the military would wander into the legislative issues of the nation.

Talking through the Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, ASCSN, work advised those mooting the plan to stop from tossing Nigeria into disorder.

ASCSN 's position went ahead the foot sole areas of reports credited to the Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekwueremadu, amid a level headed discussion on the floor of the Senate, in regard of the political killings in parts of the nation, where he supposedly expressed: "who says that the armed force can't assume control in Nigeria. It is conceivable."



In an announcement issued in Lagos, ASCSN President, Comrade Bobboi Bala Kaigama, and the Secretary-General, Comrade Alade Bashir Lawal, fought that any takeover of government by military again would take the nation 50 years in reverse.

The announcement stated: "It is normal information that since the military toppled the equitably chose legislature of Sir Tafawa Balewa in 1966, suspended the 1963 Federal Constitution and forced a unitary arrangement of government, the nation's development has been hindered. We are likewise mindful that all popular governments on the planet including that of the United States of America, Canada, Europe, and so on, are not immaculate but rather are as yet developing and being enhanced."

"The deficiencies being knowledgeable about building equitable establishments in Nigeria were not exceptional and that with time, a portion of the imperfections would be redressed.

"Along these lines, by no means should people, regardless of how exceedingly put, should start to trace of military takeover of government in Nigeria." This is on account of the greater part of the social separations we encounter today, for example, defilement, disintegration of energy supply, fall of railroad, basterdization of the instruction framework, demolition of the Civil Service, and so on, were exacerbated by military tyrants.