During the fourth day of protests an even large turnout of protesters is present. Demonstrators are protesting the drop in a government fuel subsidy...
After a two day break from protests,the Federal Government deployed armed soldiers manning road blocks and patrolling the streets to prevent protesters from gathering. I had to hide my ...
Protests in Nigeria over a government fuel subsidy cut enter a fifth day despite a two-day suspension called for by the labor unions. 13th January 2012
During the fourth day of protests an even large turnout of protesters is present. Demonstrators are protesting the drop in a government fuel subsidy. Nigeria. 12th January 2012
The third day of strike protests against the governments removal of fuel subsidy begins. An even larger number of protesters than the first and second days came to denounce President Jo...
The Labour Unions continue their Nation wide strike despite negotiations with the Nigerian government. The strike enters day 3 even with more people joining in Abuja. 11th January, 2012
Nigerian citizens lead by the the Nigerian Labor Congress hold protests against the removal of the country's fuel subsidy. These protests are meant to pressure the Nigerian govern...
Protesters and civil society groups in Nigeria carry on with their rally against fuel subsidy removal by the Nigerian government in Abuja. 10th January 2012
Protesters demonstrate against the government's decision to remove the fuel subsidy. Nigerians block the highway from all traffic during protests. Nigeria. 10th January 2012
Day two of the nationwide strikes over the government's removal of fuel subsidies, which has led to a hike in the price of petrol and economic hardship for the majority of Nigerian...
The nationwide strike and march tagged Occupy Nigeria, enters its second day over the cancellation of fuel subsidies. Lagos, Nigeria. 10th January 2012
Nigerian youths in their hundreds took to the streets in a lead up to nationwide industrial action to be undertaken by Labour Unions and civil society over the government's removal...
In reaction to the President's decision to remove a fuel subsidy, Nigerians led by civil society and labour groups held protests in major cities throughout the country causing many...
Nigerians took to the streets in their thousands to protest the economic hardship being suffered following the government's sudden removal of fuel subsidies on the first day of a n...
Nigerians continued protests against a decision from the government to remove fuel subsidy, something that has resulted in the increase in cost of goods and services in the country. Lag...
Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress lead the nation in protest against Goodluck Jonathan's government removal of fuel subsidies in Abuja, Nigeria. 9th January 2...
The Nigerian Labour Congress along with civil right organisations, declare a total shutdown of the Nigerian economy in a nationwide strike over the recent removal of a fuel subsidy. Lag...
Youths protest against the removal of fuel subsidies by the Federal Government of Nigeria. Former House of Representative member; Hon. Dino Melaye attended protests as well. 6th January...
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