FCT Workers Strike Demanding Meeting with Governor Wike Over Labor Issues
Federal Capital Territory (FCT) workers in Abuja have initiated an indefinite strike, closing government activities to demand a meeting with Governor Wike regarding long-standing labor welfare issues. The strike action led to the shutdown of FCTA secretariat and other government offices, with heavy security presence.
The Joint Union Action Congress issued a statement citing the failure of authorities to address labor concerns despite ultimatums. Workers are adamant about their demands for improved welfare conditions.
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