Live Updates: Charly Boy and Sahara Reporters publisher join NLC leaders to lead Lagos labour protest
Nigerians have once again gathered in Lagos and Abuja protesting against the government of President Muhamamdu Buhari in a rally organized by the NLC and TUC.
Charly Boy, Sahara Reporters publisher, Omoyele Sowore on February 9, joined NLC and Trade Union Congress (TUC) to protest corruption and bad government in Nigeria.

Charly Boy who was one of front-liners for the Monday, February 6, protest in Lagos says he understands the challenges this country is facing from decades of wasteful wickedness; insensitive leadership.
According to him bad governance is a failure of the governed just as much as it is a failure of political leadership.
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On Monday, February 6, ”The I stand for Nigeria” held a similar march through the streets of Abuja and Lagos but were stopped by armed policemen on their way to the Presidential Villa in Abuja.

Legit.ng will be bringing you live updates of the protest.
03.12 pm: Acting president Yemi Osinbajo met with a delegation of protesting Nigerian Labour Congress members at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

02.18 pm: The Nigerian Senate president, Bukola Saraki addressed the NLC/TUC protesters at the National Assembly.

01.15 pm: NLC forcefully gains entrance into National Assembly to protest .
11.21 am: Ikorodu road to maryland service lane free as protesters blocks expressway.
10.43 am: Members of the NLC marching through the streets of Lagos to make their demands known to the government.
10.30 am: NLC protesters march to Aso villa to express their discretion.


10.25am: NLC Lagos protest pass through Ojuelegba bridge
10.02 am: At the National Secretariat of the Nigeria Labour Congress in Yaba, members of NLC have converged and are about to commence their protest
08.14 am: Police officers present at the NLC office Yaba Lagos.
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