“Now, our stand still remains that they should address the issues of extortion and harassment of our members by security agents.'
has said that the planned strike by Petroleum Tanker Drivers in Lagos would start on Monday as its meeting with the Lagos State Government ended in a deadlock.
Mr Aboyeji said the issues which forced the drivers to initiate an indefinite strike was not addressed during the four-hour meeting with officials of Lagos State Government on Sunday.“Now, our stand still remains that they should address the issues of extortion and harassment of our members by security agents.
“Since they are not ready to address these issues, we will start the strike on Monday morning until they are able to resolve them. “We are not happy to disrupt fuel supply because we know the effect but we cannot continue to cope with the problems,” he said.
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