Nigeria’s biggest labour federations on Monday said they were suspending an indefinite strike that was set to begin on Tuesday after last-minute talks with President Bola Tinubu’s government, which had warned that the action could damage the economy.
In return, unions will suspend the strike for 30 days while negotiations continue, including a new minimum wage for all Nigerian workers.
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