Adamawa workers yet to join NLC strike

Civil servants reported to work in Adamawa State Tuesday morning despite the call for a strike by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC).

Visits to Government offices in the capital, Yola, between 8am and 10 am showed that all offices opened with workers going about their usual business.

When asked why some civil servants reported to work, they said they had no instruction not to do so.

One of them, Helda Moses, told The Nation: “As you can see, I am at work. I hear about happenings in NLC in Abuja, but the whole thing is uncertain, so I have no basis to stay away.”

Our correspondent found out however the state branch of the NLC might still try to give life to the strike action later in the day.

Adamawa NLC leadership was still holding a meeting to take a final decision on the issue.