FCT Minister Urges Striking Workers to Obey Court Orders Amidst Welfare Dispute
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has advised FCT workers to comply with court orders following a strike initiated by the Joint Union Action Committee (JUAC) over unresolved welfare issues. The strike began on January 19, prompting legal actions and appeals.
Femi Falana, the lead counsel, responded to Wike's call, emphasizing that the notice of appeal does not automatically halt the execution of court orders. Wike warned against lawlessness and emphasized the importance of dialogue to address workers' concerns.
He highlighted the need for a focus on problem-solving rather than political maneuvers. The dispute underscores the challenges faced by FCT workers and the legal complexities surrounding labor actions and court directives.
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