NAN also reported that primary and secondary schools as well as other higher institutions in the state opened.

However, in Bayero University Kano, some lecturers had joined the strike while others were working.

In Katsina, the workers at the State and Federal Secretariats have reported to their duty posts.

Jibrin Garkuwo, a middle level worker said that they decided not to join the strike because Katsina was the home state of President Buhari.

He said that they are ready to support the president to achieve his economic policies that will move the country forward.

Meanwhile, the Chairman of NLC in the state, Alhaji Lawal Sandawa, said the union would assess the situation before commenting on the strike.