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Operations have remained shut at the seaports in Lagos
as a result of the warning industrial action embarked on by the Nigeria Labour
Congress.
as a result of the warning industrial action embarked on by the Nigeria Labour
Congress.
Following the NLC call for the strike, the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) made good its position to ensure compliance to the
strike at the ports as it reportedly monitored the ports and other maritime offices.
strike at the ports as it reportedly monitored the ports and other maritime offices.
Activities
at the Lagos seaports, including the Lagos Port Complex and the Tin Can Island
Port remained paralysed.
at the Lagos seaports, including the Lagos Port Complex and the Tin Can Island
Port remained paralysed.
Although operatives of the Nigeria Customs Service
were allowed entry into their offices, but they could not work.
were allowed entry into their offices, but they could not work.
The clearing agents were also unable to carry out
their operations as they could not enter into the ports.
their operations as they could not enter into the ports.
