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Day 2: NLC Protesters Massively Storm Governor's Office in Alausa, Lagos (Photos)

Posted by George on Thu 19th May, 2016 - tori.ng

Governor Akinwunmi Ambode's office at the Alausa area of Ikeja in Lagos state was swarmed by audacious officials of the NLC in continuation of the peaceful protest against the removal of fuel subsidy and fuel price hike by the Federal government.

The Nigerian Labour Congress extended their protest action in Lagos today, 19th of May, 2016 after parading major Lagos roads and finally ended it at the Lagos secretariat in Alausa.

The turn-out today was quite impressive and the magnitude of crowd is predicted to increase tomorrow before the leadership of the pressure group re-strategises to give Federal Government the chance to have a rethink on th unprecedented hike in fuel price.

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