The suspension is in effect awaiting further resolution of the issue because certain group members have stated they won’t restart until their complaints have been addressed.
JDWAN members had, Monday, embarked on a seven-day warning strike, which entered the third day, yesterday.
However, the JDWAN, led by Akintade Abiodun, yesterday, directed its members to return to work at the end of a crucial stakeholders’ meeting with representatives of the state government, led by Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Transportation, MOT, Gbolahan Toriola, held at the ministry’s conference hall, Alausa, Ikeja.
