Onyeka stressed that the cessation of services by workers is a deliberate and impactful measure designed to assert their demands. He clarified the consequences of such actions on the National Grid, emphasizing that the infrastructure cannot function autonomously without the workforce.
“It is important at this junction that I clarify the discussion about the shutting down of the National Grid,” Onyeka stated. “When workers embark on withdrawal of service, you don’t expect them to still go to work. A strike connotes withdrawal of service. If we withdraw our service from the National Grid, the machine will not turn itself on. The machines will stop operating and that is what happened. Workers have withdrawn their services and so things will not work as they were working before.”CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>