Striking workers of Kano Electricity Distribution Company have suspended their strike action and restored electricity supply to Kano and other franchised areas.
Recall that the Senior Staff Association of Electricity and Allied Companies and the National Union of Electricity Employees at KEDCO had on Wednesday morning embarked on an indefinite strike over alleged poor working conditions.
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The strike followed the failure by KEDCO management to meet the demands of the aggrieved workers after the expiration of the deadline given to the management on Tuesday, 20th January 2026.
However, in a statement on Saturday by the Company’s Head of Corporate Communications, Sani Bala Sani, announced the suspension of the industrial action following what he described as “Productive engagements and concrete resolutions reached by all parties.
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“The Management of Kano Electricity Distribution Company (KEDCO) wishes to inform the general public, our esteemed customers, and all stakeholders of the suspension of the ongoing industrial action following productive engagements and concrete resolutions reached by all parties.
“We particularly would like to highlight the efforts of the Nigerian Labour Congress, the Bureau of Public Enterprise, Future Energies Africa (the Core Investors in KEDCO), and the Kano State Ministry of Power and Renewable Energy, for the constructive efforts towards resolving the impasse,” the statement said.
He said with the suspension of the industrial action, normal operations have resumed across all the service areas, assuring customers of the company continued dedication to providing a reliable and efficient electricity supply.
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The company appreciated its customers’ understanding and patience during the three days outage.
“We remain committed to improving service delivery, maintaining harmonious labor relations, and ensuring sustainable operations that benefit all stakeholders,” the statement added.
