The Organised Labour in Kebbi State has directed workers to begin indefinite strike on March 3 following the inability of the State Government to pay the N30,000 Minimum Wage.
Alhaji Umar Alhassan, the state Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress, who briefed newsmen at the end of an Executive Council Meeting on Thursday in Birnin Kebbi, said all workers had been directed to prepare for strike on March 3.
Alhassan said: “We are here together to discuss the ultimatum we gave the state government on our demands and it will end by Monday, March 2 at 12am.
“That is why we summoned an extra large meeting to inform our members about the situation.
“There has not been positive response from government in respect to our demands.
“We have directed members to go on and mobilise ahead of our industrial action, which is coming up on Tuesday.”
Alhassan said although the congress received an invitation for a meeting from government on Wednesday, the invitation will not stop labour from going on with the strike.
Also speaking, the state Chairman of Trade Union Congress, Alhaji Hussaini Yelwa, said all unions under the congress had been mobilised for the strike.
According to Yelwa, all members of the unions have been mobilised to take part in the strike.
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