The demonstrators—consisting of youths, mothers, and traders—gathered at the Panseke skating ground in Abeokuta, Ogun State

Teachers nationwide are holding a peaceful rally on Tuesday to protest the abduction of their colleagues and pupils from schools in Oyo State. The victims are still in captivity for over two weeks now.

The protest, held at the Federal Ministry of Education headquarters in the Central Business District, followed a directive from the national leadership of the union for nationwide solidarity rallies across states.

The Nigeria Union of Teachers, Federal Capital Territory, FCT, chapter, has taken a solidarity rally to the streets of Abuja, demanding protection of

Members of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, the Nigeria Union of Teachers, NUT, civil society organizations in Ogun State on Tuesday joined the

The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) called an open-ended strike from Monday in the state of Oyo, in protest at the kidnapping in mid-May of dozens of children and their teachers.

The directive followed an order from the national leadership of the NUT, which expressed concern over the prolonged detention of the abducted teachers and learners by their captors.

The directive followed an order from the national leadership of the NUT, which expressed concern over the prolonged detention of the abducted teachers and learners by their captors.