The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) protest disrupts flight operations at Lagos airport on Tuesday, affecting an Air Peace departure and leaving some passengers stranded. Multiple reports say protesters lock the Zulu terminal gate, beginning around 5 a.m., which prevents a flight scheduled for about 6:30 a.m. from departing as planned.
Travelers describe delays and a lack of clear information on when operations will resume. One passenger says the disruption derails his schedule, while another says she arrives early for the scheduled departure but is left waiting without guidance. An Air Peace staff member confirms the incident but does not provide details or reasons. An operator familiar with the matter says the action is intended to support Air Peace employees’ right to join the union. Attempts to reach Air Peace through customer care reportedly do not succeed at the time of reporting.