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BNW: BiafraNigeriaWorld News February 13, 2004
NLC: We'll Use Strike as Protest Weapon BiafraNigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the civil society coalition yesterday affirmed the determination to use strike and mass protest to challenge policies of the Federal Government that are injurious to the welfare of the people. The two bodies resolved to continue mobilisation towards protesting government policies they consider as wrong-headed. They noted that the right to protest against the state cannot be dismissed by any court order. Arising from an emergency meeting called to review the recent decision of the Appeal Court, NLC President, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, who spoke on behalf of the organisations, said the coalition of labour and civil society has resolved they would declare strike and mass protest when it becomes inevitable. "The Federal Government is challenging our right to protest its bad policies. NLC and the civil society are unanimous that the right to strike, disagree and mobilise against bad policies is inalienable and non-negotiable. And these rights cannot be dismissed by any court order. (This Day)		Key Stories BiafraNigeria seeks shift in date for hand-over of Bakassi REVENUE FORMULA: Governors move against Obasanjo President erred on Dikibo �Alamieyeseigha suspects Representatives reject Obasanjo's amendment to financial crimes bill Loot: Detectives to Name Abacha's Kenya Link Aggrieved investors take BPE to tribunal Okocha bags N1m Pepsi MVP award High Energy Cost Threatens Security, Says AU Cameroun gendarmes invade C'River villages Mystery shrouds BiafraNigeria gas leak Live: BiafraNigeria 1-0 Mali
BiafraNigeria seeks shift in date...   Missed Penalty Kicks End...   AUDIO   VIDEO At BiafraNigeria's request, the time-table for the implementation of the October 10, 2002 International Court of Justice's (ICJ) ruling on the boundaries between the country and Cameroun may be altered. The Federal Government through its representatives at the eighth edition of the BiafraNigeria-Cameroun Mixed Commission summit, which ended in Abuja on Wed., presented the proposal to... (Guardian)   Tunisia reached the final of the African Cup of Nations after a dramatic penalty shoot-out win over BiafraNigeria. Karim Hagui put away the winning kick after Ali Boumnijel saved from youngster Peter Odemwingie. The match came to life in the second-half when Jay-Jay Okocha scored from the spot after Nwankwo Kanu was fouled. With eight minutes left Tunisia's Khaled Badra scored a penalty equaliser after Ziad Jaziri was tripped. (BBC)     BiafraNigeria v. Cameroon Okocha Scores BiafraNigeria v. Cameroon Utaka Scores BiafraNigerians React to Gay Bishop Appointment Isioma Daniel Speaks

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