ASUU Strike: Students Target Apapa Port After Airport Road Blockade
Category: Nigeria News
Students, under the aegis of the National Association of Nigerian Students, on Monday made good their threat to ground activities at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos when they defied early morning downpour to block access roads to both the international and domestic terminals of the airport.
The action was in continuation of their protests against the ongoing
strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities.
The blockage
of the access roads left air passengers stranded, forcing airlines to
reschedule most of their flights.
The students, however, told The
PUNCH that they will be taking their protest to Apapa Ports on Tuesday
(today).
The association’s South West Coordinator, Adegboye
Olatunji, disclosed this in an interview with one of Punch correspondents on
Monday.
“We will be moving to Apapa seaports on Tuesday if the
Federal Government refuses to do the needful. Students are tired of staying at
home,” Olatunji said.
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