The statement added: “The Comrade Olojede-led State executive of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) reportedly suspended the two-week industrial action and asked the striking workers to resume to their duty post starting from Monday 8th June, 2015. The labour leaders arrived at this decision without the consent of the striking workers on the basis of a claim that the state government had signed with them a vague and unspecified Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that the three months unpaid salaries arrears will be paid to workers in grade levels one to 12 as soon as the next allocation to the state was released while levels 13 and above would be paid later
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