The National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) has suspended its strike five states of the Federation.
The five states are Kogi, Nasarawa, Abuja, Parts of Edo, Niger and Kaduna States.
The states are Union, Joe Ajaero, said the action was called off following the signing of a memorandum between the leaders of the union, BPE and the Minister of State for Labour, Festus Keyamo.
The union had earlier commenced the industrial action after a 21-day ultimatum issued to the Minister of Power Saleh Mamman.
AEDC in a statement said following the suspension of the strike by NUEE, they are back to business. They also thanked their customers for their patience while the strike lasted.
“Dear customer, National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) has suspended its strike. Our offices & payment channels are open for business. Thank you for your patience & understanding,” the tweet read.
Dear customer,
NUEE has suspended its strike. Our offices & payment channels are open for business. Thank you for your patience & understanding.
AEDC
Part of the demands of the electricity workers is the call for the settlement of unresolved workers claims after the privatization of the power sector by the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE).
Other unresolved issues are illegal transfer of union properties to power investors and the alleged refusal by some distribution companies (discos) to remit deducted contributory pension of their members of staff to pension managers.
