Workers in Edo State on Monday suspended their one-
week-old strike, following the intervention of the Oba
of Benin, Omo N’oba Erediauwa. Erediauwa had on Friday last week held a meeting
with the leaders of the state chapters of the Nigerian
Labour Congress, Trade Union Congress and Joint
Action Committee, leading to the suspension of the
strike. The labour leaders however demanded that their
demands be met by the state government by the end
of January 2014.
The workers in heeding to Erediauwa’s pleas,
however, said the Permanent Secretary in the state
Ministry of Environment and Public utility, Major Lawrence Loye (retd.), be removed, over Friday’s
clash between his aides and some labour leaders,
where the state chairman of the NLC, Emma
Ademokun, sustained injuries to the head and other
parts of the body. Ademokun during a press conference in Benin, said
labour had met with government four times within the
last week, where he said some agreements were
reached, adding that the Oba’s intervention also led
to the suspension of the planned one-week protest,
which would have started from Monday. The workers, however, expressed their
disappointment with the way Governor Adams
Oshiomhole had so far handled labour-related matters
in the state. They urged the government to “learn to attend to
labour issues promptly so as to nip crisis in the bud.”

Source:www.informng.com/edo-workers-suspend-strike-as-benin-monarch-intervenes/

osho baba are you not one of them b4? how come you refuse to dance to their skelewu?
you bera tell ur advisers to go and die8-)