The removal of subsidies on petroleum products “has further worsened the challenges faced by working people,” Mr Ajaero said.
“The Federal Government will never condone such act.’’
“I call on our members to go about their lawful duties.’’
The labour leaders in the state stated this on Tuesday after complying with the directive of its national leadership on the strike action.
Routine operations were conducted at the federal and state ministries, banks, and schools.
Egwu Ogugua, NLC chairman in Ebonyi, said the compliance to the strike was 90 per cent.
Commercial banks in Areas 3 were open for operation as some customers were seen going in and out of their premises.
The National Executive Council meeting of the labour unions held on Monday in Abuja resolved to embark on strike.
“Power at any level should never be used to settle personal scores.’’
Eyewitnesses reported a complete standstill of vehicular activities along the airport’s access roads and driveways.
