[NEWS] : Help as Anambra oil advertisers hold strike, come back to business

Commonality has come back to Anambra State following the strike proclaimed by the Independent Petroleum Marketers of Nigeria (IPMAN) on Wednesday, which somewhat deadened monetary exercises in the state. 

The advertisers had shut their stations, declining to administer fuel to drivers, constraining business drivers to stop their vehicles, while inhabitants either trekked long separations to work or remained at home. 


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Day by day POST assembled that the advertisers retired the strike after its administration met with authorities of Anambra State Government Wednesday evening. 

The advertisers had left on hit in solidarity with a portion of its individuals, whose fuel stations had been obliterated without pay since they were worked in neighborhoods. 

Our journalist, who went round the capital city of Awka, reports that fuel stations have now opened for business, with items being sold at typical cost. 


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The state Commissioner for Public Utilities and Domestic Water Development, Obi Nwankwo told newsmen that, "The two sides (Government and IPMAN) include concurred that inside three weeks of this understanding, they will shape a joint panel to examine in points of interest the issue of pay and movement of the two filling stations, around which the strike spins.'' 

Mr Primus Odili, the Chief of Staff to Gov. Willie Obiano had driven the Anambra Government assignment to the gathering facilitated at the DSS State Headquarters in Awka.