The protest, dubbed “National Day of Action Against Corruption and for Good Governance,” will be held in Abuja and Lagos.
BY SAHARA REPORTERS, NEW YORKFEB 07, 2017

One day after Nigerians marched in cities across the country to protest the government’s poor handling of the economic crisis, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) concluded plans to hold a similar demonstration on Thursday, February 9.

DailyTrust reports that the protest, dubbed “National Day of Action Against Corruption and for Good Governance,” will be held in Abuja and Lagos.

Announcing the protest to reporters in Abuja, NLC President Ayuba Wabba said the unions would submit a petition to the federal government outlining their demands.

The demands include reviewing the minimum wage and paying overdue salaries to workers.

Mr. Wabba said the unions plan to protest at the state level, too. He added that all Nigerians have the right to protest, regardless of whether or not they obtain permission from the police to do so.

http://saharareporters.com/2017/02/07/labor-unions-protest-thursday

do we still have unions in Nigeria

Paulek:
do we still have unions in Nigeria

I wonder

Labour Union to protest on Thursday to stand with who? #IStandAlone

NLC should be scrapped.They are not relevant to the plight of nigerian workers.

Nogodye:
Labour Union to protest on Thursday to stand with who? #IStandAlone

NLC is not United they can't speak with one voice. Last I checked they had two faction.