BREAKING: Ogun Workers Suspends Eight Day Strike

 

Organized labour in Ogun State has suspended its eight day old strike over their outstanding demands.

The workers had embarked on the strike which had crippled critical public services in schools, hospitals, courts, secretariats of both State and Local government, as well as the State Assembly complex.

Labour Unions, in a communique issued by the State Chairman of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Comrade Hameed Ademola-Benco and his Trade Union Congress (TUC) Counterpart, Comrade Akeem Lasisi, among others, explained that the decision to suspend the strike followed the intervention of the notable individuals, especially the traditional rulers.

The Labour leaders further added that the suspension of the industrial action is to further give room for the committee set up to implement their demands to work.

According to them, while the strike is suspended, the struggle will continue.

They, however, directed the workers to return to their duty posts as from Wednesday, July 23, 2025.