Nasarawa state governor, Umaru Tanko Al-Makura of Nasarawa state has cautioned labour leaders in the state to be mindful of their limits by taking laws into their hands, saying that they are employees to the state government and should not constitute themselves into an opposition party.

Almakura handed down the warning yesterday during the expanded executive council  meeting held at the government house, Lafia.

He explained that the labour leaders in the state were being used by certain people for their selfish  interests, adding that some of them masterminded the ongoing strike action to sabotage his government.

“I must say that labour leaders, whatever their ranking, are citizens of the this country and they are governed by rules and regulations, any one that crosses the line such person will have to face the law” he said.

Almakura stressed that the conduct of protesting workers when national leaders of labour visited the state last week was nothing but a disgrace and disrespect for their national leaders who were coming to negotiate on their behalf.