“We hail the decision of the court under Justice Emmanuel Sublim to stop the strike and preserve the integrity of our economy,” Oresanya said. Oresanya urged PENGASSAN to retrace its steps and engage in constructive dialogue rather than confrontation. The coalition also expressed concern that the controversy surrounding PENGASSAN’s allegations against the refinery could distract from the broader national goal of energy sufficiency. What is most important now is that all parties submit to the authority of the court and allow reason to prevail,” Oresanya added. The National Industrial Court had earlier on Monday restrained PENGASSAN from proceeding with its nationwide strike after Dangote Refinery’s counsel, George Ibrahim, filed an ex-parte application.