Oyo State Chapter has suspended strike action today following an intervention by some top government functionaries. The state chairman Comrade Salmon Oladiti said that the union decided to suspend the strike to reduce the hardship created by the strike.

He said that the state government has order the commissioner for environment to release all the impounded truck in their custody immediately. Comrade Oladiti explained that in a meeting with the Oyo state goverment an 8man committee has been constituted to look into the issues of outragous levels against members of NUPENG in the state.

Filling stations in Oyo state have began to sell fuel at 97 naira per liter and commuters have reduced transportation fee to the actual price. Many fuel tankers are also seen loading fuel at the NNPC Apata depot to different filling stations in the state.

 Reports reaching CEOAFRICA news desks says that Collection of Advertisement levies from  Filling Station Owners especially those under the IPMAN Umbrella has been a difficult task in Oyo State and any attempt to call them to order or make them comply with Oyo state Signage and Advertisement Agencies OYSAA's regulations is usually faced with threats of Strike Action.