Nigerian Contractors Protest Unpaid Fees, Block Ministry of Finance in Abuja
Nigerian contractors protested outside the Ministry of Finance headquarters in Abuja, demanding payment for projects completed in December 2025. The protest aimed to obstruct Minister Dr. Dori Uzoka Anit's access to the office.
President Bola Tinubu set up a committee to address the N1.5 trillion debt owed to federal contractors. Security personnel intervened to disperse the protest, which erupted into chants against the government.
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