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Protest in Abuja as FG Workers Reject Concession of Unity Colleges

A seven-member committee will review the agreement as unions suspend industrial action after the minister promised no staff dismissals.

  • On Monday, workers and union leaders protested at the Federal Ministry of Education in Abuja, demanding the Federal Government reverse the proposed concession of Federal Unity Colleges.
  • The protest followed a dispute between the Federal Government and teachers' unions over the planned concession of King College, Lagos, to the College Old Boys Association.
  • Trade union leader Comrade Gali Habib argued that transferring schools to private entities undermines accessibility, as many ordinary families depend on government-owned institutions for quality secondary education at subsidized rates.
  • Minister of Education Tunji Alausa announced a seven-member committee to review the agreement, prompting TUC General Secretary Comrade Nuhu Toro to suspend the industrial action pending further deliberations.
  • The committee has one to two weeks to complete its assignment and make recommendations, supporting President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda to strengthen public educational institutions.
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Daily Post Nigeria broke the news in Nigeria on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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