Nationwide Strike Paralyzes Nigeria: Power Supply Hit, Businesses, Airports, Hospitals Shut Down
Nigeria is facing major disruptions as the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) launch a nationwide strike over electricity tariff hikes and a deadlock on minimum wage negotiations.
Key Highlights:
- Airports Closed: Major airports in Abuja, Port Harcourt, Kaduna, and Lagos are affected, with union members blocking access and leaving passengers stranded.
- Schools Shut: Educational institutions across the country have sent students home, complying with the strike directive.
- Hospitals and Power Supply Affected: Key hospitals, including the National Ear Care Centre in Kaduna, are closed. The national grid shutdown by electricity workers has caused a nationwide blackout.
- Government and Business Closures: Government offices, banks, and businesses in states like Lagos, Edo, and Imo are shut, significantly disrupting daily activities.

Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) launch a nationwide strike
The strike continues as labour unions press for fair wages and reasonable electricity tariffs, with the government yet to reach an agreement.
Stay tuned to Boom Radio NG for updates on the nationwide strike.

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