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Protest in Abuja as FG workers reject concession of Unity Colleges

Workers and union leaders vowed to keep striking until the government drops the plan and boosts funding for the schools, officials said.

  • On Monday, workers and trade union leaders gathered at the Federal Ministry in Abuja to protest the proposed concession of Federal Unity Colleges, demanding an immediate reversal of the plan.
  • The demonstration followed a dispute regarding the planned concession of King College in Lagos to private interests or the Old Boys Association, triggering opposition from education workers.
  • NAN Comrade Gali Habib said workers aim to protect the Unity Colleges, which serve children from different ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds at subsidized rates.
  • A ministry officer identified as Uko urged the Federal Government to rehabilitate infrastructure and improve staff welfare, describing the schools as critical national heritage requiring adequate funding.
  • Workers vowed to sustain industrial action until the Federal Government rescinds the proposal and commits adequate funding to the affected Unity Colleges.
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Daily Post Nigeria broke the news in Nigeria on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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