FCTA Addresses 10 of 14 Workers' Demands Amid Strike Resolution Efforts
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has met 10 of the 14 demands raised by striking workers, such as hazard allowances and wage arrears, with ongoing efforts to address the remaining four. Senior Special Assistant Mondai Lere Olayinka emphasized the commitment to workers' welfare, including dissociation from the strike by the Law Officers Association of Nigeria.
The FCTA has commended Minister Nyesom Wike for exemplary leadership in addressing workers' grievances. The administration is engaging in dialogue with union leaders to resolve pending issues and ensure strict compliance with public service rules.
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