NLC president Joe Ajaero says organised labour has been summoned for contempt of court following a nationwide protest on Wednesday.
The protest was peaceful, though the state workers insisted on sustaining the action until Governor Seyi Makinde addressed them personally.
The protesters, escorted by anti-riot police personnel, marched from Michael Okpara Square to Government House.
Mr Amoko asked Mr Tinubu to reduce the governance cost to cushion the fuel subsidy removal effects on the Nigerian masses.
The strike lasted 40 days, causing the paper to be absent on news stand for six weeks, a second time in its 75-year history.
This comes two days after Mr Tinubu, in a nationwide broadcast, admitted that Nigerians are suffering due to the increased cost of living.
On Wednesday, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress(TUC) in Kebbi staged a peaceful protest in Birnin Kebbi.
Scores of federal workers in Ibadan on Wednesday shunned the directive by organised labour to boycott work to protest against President Bola Tinubu’s economic policies.
Police operatives were deployed to Gani Fawehinmi Park, Ojota, Maryland, National Stadium, Surulere, Ikeja Under Bridge, Iyana-Isolo, and Oshodi.
NLC and TUC took to the streets of Kano on Wednesday in a massive but peaceful protest against the petrol subsidy removal.
