 The Nigerian Labour Congress NLC has suspended their planned nationwide strike over a scarcity of the Niren note. The Labour Union announced a development at the end of its National Executive Council meeting it had within the week. Record that the Labour Union had earlier disclosed that it would begin an indefinite industrial strike from Wednesday, March 29, 2023. I think that it would picket branches of the central bank of Nigeria, CBN, across the country. According to the NLC President Joe Agiro, the Union decided to put the strike action on hold after receiving briefings from a state's councils in 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, FCT. The Union would resume planned protests if the Niren note remained unavailable to Nigeria by the end of two weeks. Yes, there is compliance by CBN but the NLC, after its next meeting, doubted the sustainability of such that compliance. And we don't want to be calling you back after two days for another action. And we felt that we have to monitor this compliance for the next two weeks to see whether it is sustainable. Because they have rushed to move money to commercial banks. And some of those commercial banks are getting empty again. Cues are returning in some of them. So it will be very naive for the Congress to hurriedly call up the action. We want to loosen up for another two weeks with committees set up at the national level and in all the states of the Federation to coordinate the level of compliance. There are some banks that equally didn't open for weekend. And by this press briefing, we equally wish to advise the CBN to play the role of regulators. They should play their regulatory programs because they can sanction banks.