The nonagenarian died on Saturday after a brief illness
She said that the president was deeply concerned about the welfare of workers.
The union also acknowledged the commitment and dedication of protesting workers to their duties.
Mr Sanwo-Olu said that more youths and other citizens need to know more about programmes and initiatives being undertaken by governments.
Mr Ajayi stressed that the union would no longer tolerate violence against journalists.
He said studies had shown that journalists could suffer from precarious trauma, which could lead to other mental health conditions if not identified and treated early.
Union leaders in Lagos have tasked the federal government to upwardly review the current N30,000 minimum wage for Nigerian workers.
