Monday, January 26

a462832b-3b6a-49ba-b86f-4b7bd613f1ee

FCTA workers protesting at the National Industrial Court in Abuja. Photo: Gift Habib

Workers of the Federal Capital Territory Administration, with the backing of the Nigeria Labour Congress, on Monday picketed the National Industrial Court in Abuja as part of an ongoing total and indefinite strike over unresolved labour disputes.

The protest followed a directive from the NLC, which declared full support for the industrial action, describing the strike as justified amid what it termed persistent violations of workers’ rights by the FCTA management and political leadership.

FCTA workers protesting at the National Industrial Court in Abuja. Photo: Gift Habib

Placards carried by the protesters bore inscriptions such as “Wike must go!!”, “Abuja no be Rivers”, “Pay promotion arrears”, “Enough is Enough” and “No working tools”.

FCTA workers protesting at the National Industrial Court in Abuja. Photo: Gift Habib

Details later…

Gift Habib

The PUNCH journalist, Gift, has over three years of experience covering elections, security and foreign affairs.

  • UPDATE NEWS:
    Nigerians can now invest ₦2.5million on premium domains and profit about ₦17-₦25Million. All earnings paid in US Dollars. Rather than wonder, ???? click here to find out how it work
    (Be sure to ask for evidence of clients that have benefitted from this)

  • Stay in the know—fast. Get instant alerts, breaking headlines, and exclusive stories with the Punch News App. Download now and never miss a beat.

    Get the Punch News App


    Share.
    Leave A Reply

    Exit mobile version