But Governor Nasir El-Rufai dared the NLC, saying his government was waiting for them.
El-Rufai had said his government would not bow to blackmail, insisting that it was not sustainable to spend 84 to 96 percent of federal allocation on salaries and personnel costs.
The state government had noted that it had been subjected to campaign of lies, misrepresentation and false claims that its rightsizing exercise affected 4,000 workers and that it had stopped paying the minimum wage.
On Monday, NLC members commenced the strike action, vowing not to back down until the Kaduna government backs down on its “anti-people policies”.
At Rigasa, some travellers who bought tickets online were seen stranded.
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