FCTA workers, supported by the NLC, picket National Industrial Court in Abuja during total strike over unpaid benefits and workplace grievances
Workers of the Federal Capital Territory Administration, backed by the Nigeria Labour Congress, picketed the National Industrial Court in Abuja on Monday as part of an ongoing total and indefinite strike over unresolved labour disputes.
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The NLC has expressed full support for the industrial action, describing the strike as justified amid persistent violations of workers’ rights by the FCTA management and political leadership.
Protesters carried placards with messages including “Wike must go!!”, “Abuja no be Rivers”, “Pay promotion arrears”, “Enough is Enough”, and “No working tools”.
The demonstration highlights the growing tension between the FCTA workforce and authorities over unpaid benefits, inadequate working conditions, and delayed promotions.
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Further updates on the protest and responses from FCTA officials are expected.
