Mr Manji advised civil servants in the state to reciprocate government’s gesture with commitment and dedication to duty.
Mr Ibrahim stressed the need to improve socio-economic conditions.
The command, however, acknowledged citizens’ rights to peaceful assembly and protest.
The judgment was sequel to a suit filed by Usman marked FHC/ABJ/CS/2262/2025.
“To our dismay, we have learnt that the management has initiated the termination of over 900 additional staff members,” said the KADECO letter.
“The federal government’s chart must be used and not for the state to adopt a discriminatory package for workers on different grade levels,” the NULGE president said.
He said FG planned to distribute over 500 CNG buses and 100 electric vehicles in the first instance.
“Our relationship is like a family, where dependents and children ask the father for more resources,” he said.
Mr Wuyep told journalists that after the suspension of the strike, normalcy had returned to the airport and was fully open for operations.
The courts were shut in strict compliance with JUSUN’s order.
