The magistrates resumed strike on February 8 over alleged welfare issues and the state government’s non-fulfilment of promises made in 2023.
The suspension was announced on Monday by the attorney general, Ededem Ani, in a statement.
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency has predicted dust haze and cloudiness across the country from Monday to Wednesday.
One of them, Moses Effiong, said that several complaints made to the office of the accountant-general on the matter had not yielded results.
Mr Onah said the dispute with the government centred principally on the provision of official vehicles for the over 74 magistrates in the state.
Governor Bassey Otu has said that Cross River deserves to be treated fairly in the re-listing of it as an oil-producing state.
Mr Ebong noted that many Nigerians, especially men, were avoiding hospital visits until it was too late.
Mr Abang, also the executive director of finance for the South-South Development Commission, urged Nigerians to be more patient with the current administration.
Ms Kenneth attributed the high acceptance to awareness efforts by the state and local governments.
MAN had, on February 2, issued notice of strike to the government.
