Breaking News: Labour Calls off Strike – Agrees to N97 per litre
Breaking News, Headlines, Oil Politics Monday, January 16th, 2012
Organised labour has called off the week-long protest over government’s removal of subsidy on fuel.
Although their demands for a return to N65 was not met, with government pegging it N97 from the N141 it was raised to on January 1, labour said they decided to suspend the strike after ‘wide consultations’
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