PHOTOS: Aviation Workers Protest In Abuja.

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 PHOTOS: Aviation Workers Protest In Abuja


Aviation workers are currently protesting in Abuja.


They held banners and placards one of which read, 'Buhari, don't assent to anti-union aviation bills/acts.'


Credit: Olukayode Jaiyeola







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