The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has banned cash transactions for all services nationwide, effective February 28.
NLC is demanding a minimum wage of N494,000 based on the spiking cost of living, while the federal government is offering to pay N60,000.
NCAA spokesman Michael Achimugu said this at a news conference after the agreement was reached on Thursday in Lagos.
The airline made its position known in a statement issued by its media relations office on Thursday.
The National Union of Air Transport Employees (NUATE) has called for an urgent review of aviation agencies’ conditions of service.
“Aviation workers are hereby directed to stay at home during these periods. All must comply,” the union ordered.
NUATE had, in a circular issued on Tuesday, said aviation security workers would embark on an indefinite nationwide strike over poor wages.
FAAN urged passengers and stakeholders “to make contingency plans” to avoid missing appointments and said, “any inconvenience experienced is highly regretted.”
The National Union of Air Transport Employees and the Association of Nigeria Aviation Professionals had threatened to withdraw their services on February 8 (today).
