The Lowest Form of Manipulation in Nikšić!
Have you heard about the latest political spectacle in Nikšić? The President of the Parliament, Andrija Mandić, and his cronies staged a grand show announcing the launch of a 1 MW power plant at the Nikšić Steelworks. Officially, it was supposed to be a huge success. But wait a minute — the factory isn’t working, the power plant isn’t connected, and it doesn’t produce a single watt of electricity!
Ivan Radojičić, a councilor from the European Alliance in the Nikšić Municipal Assembly, doesn’t hold back. He claims this is just another abuse of state resources for party promotion. The management of the Steelworks, instead of solving real problems, is playing political games that deceive workers and citizens alike.
Radojičić points out that the earlier promises about drone production at the Steelworks were empty words, and now they have moved on to a show with a non-functional power plant. He accuses Mandić, Kovačević, Đukanović, and others of continuing to abuse state functions and being afraid of losing power, which is why they run a campaign based on lies and manipulation.
What’s really going on at the Steelworks?
Nikšić Steelworks is in deep crisis. The factory is not operational, and the power plant that was supposedly launched produces nothing but empty stories. Workers are confused, and the citizens of Nikšić are being fooled. Instead of focusing on solving problems, the management uses the factory as a stage for political games.
Why does this matter?
This situation is not just a local problem. It shows how politicians abuse state resources and manipulate citizens to hold on to power. Instead of working for the people’s benefit, they put on shows that have nothing to do with reality.
What do the workers say?
The workers at the Steelworks are outraged. Their voice is supported by Radojičić, who calls this the lowest form of manipulation and says that workers and citizens of Nikšić are being misled.
Conclusion
While politicians put on shows and manipulate, the real issues remain unanswered. Nikšić Steelworks and its workers deserve real support and solutions, not empty political games.
If you think this is just another political farce, you might be right. But hey, maybe it’s time we all ask ourselves — how long will we let ourselves be fooled this easily? Got a hot take or a joke about this circus? Drop it in the comments and let’s see who’s really paying attention!
