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Scrap Dealers Embark on 15-Day Warning Strike over Pricing Dispute

In a significant development affecting the Nigerian scrap metal industry, scrap and waste dealers have commenced a 15-day nationwide warning strike over a disagreement concerning scrap metal prices. According to Punch Newspapers, this move was prompted by a dispute with iron-smelting companies. The strike, which began on October 1st, aims to draw attention to the dealers’ grievances and exert pressure for a resolution. This latest action follows a series of challenges faced by scrap metal dealers in recent times, including fluctuating prices and regulatory issues. As the situation unfolds, it is important to monitor how this strike will impact the scrap metal industry and the broader economy.

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Punch Newspapers – Latest News: [Scrap dealers begin 15-day warning strike over pricing dispute](https://punchng.com/scrap-dealers-begin-15-day-warning-strike-over-pricing-dispute/)

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