Shut Down Looms in Nigerian Airports as Workers Declare Strike 

 

The National Union of Air Transport Employees has directed the Aviation Security and logistics sub-sector to proceed on an immediate strike from Wednesday, August 16, 2023, following poor wages.

This was contained in a circular sent to the Director-General of Civil Aviation, Managing Director, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, the Commissioner of Police, Airports Command, the Airport Commandant, Director, Department of State Security, Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos Command.

The circular which was signed by the General Secretary of NUATE, Comrade Ocheme Aba, lamented that AVSEC graduates are paid a meagre sum of N30,000 monthly.

He added that all efforts to negotiate improved wages for their members in the past proved abortive.

See also  Court Refuses to Stop CBN from Using e-Naira Name

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Davido Gifts $5,000 to Ghanaian TikToker for Singing ‘With You’

Governor Sule Dismisses Speculations About CPC Leaving APC

Labour Party Rejects Coalition Led by Atiku and El-Rufai for 2027 Elections

Brother of VeryDarkMan Alleges Activist Was Injured During EFCC Arrest

Naira Records Slight Decline Against Dollar at Official Market

Five smartphones that cost over ₦1m in Nigeria

Davido Gifts $5,000 to Ghanaian TikToker for Singing ‘With You’

Governor Sule Dismisses Speculations About CPC Leaving APC

Labour Party Rejects Coalition Led by Atiku and El-Rufai for 2027 Elections

Brother of VeryDarkMan Alleges Activist Was Injured During EFCC Arrest