He warned that the union would not hesitate to resume the suspended strike without notice if the Dangote management defaults on its commitments. However, let me be clear: if Dangote fails to keep its part, we will resume immediately, without any warning,” Osifo declared. “So we clearly ask, is it because of check-off dues that PENGASSAN went on strike? Osifo further argued that PENGASSAN has a long record of defending workers’ rights without stifling the companies where its members operate, citing the example of Shell, TotalEnergies, and ExxonMobil which have thrived despite having thousands of PENGASSAN members. Any slip, any breach, any part of this agreement that is not kept, we will not issue further notice.