NUEOTDN Halts Nationwide Strike After Government Talks

The National Union of Edible Oil Tanker Drivers (NUEOTDN) has suspended its planned nationwide strike, which was set to begin on September 23, 2026. This decision followed interventions from the federal government and the Department of State Services (DSS), which facilitated discussions between the union and stakeholders in the edible oil sector.
NUEOTDN President Ilias Aperun announced the suspension in a statement on September 22, 2026, urging members to halt strike preparations and continue normal operations. He highlighted the significance of maintaining the edible oil supply chain to avoid disruptions for businesses and consumers.
Negotiations are currently underway, and Aperun expressed the union's willingness to work towards a resolution that protects its members' interests while ensuring the availability of edible oil across Nigeria. He called for continued dialogue among stakeholders and assured members that further updates would be provided as negotiations progress.
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