Workers at the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) have downed tools in protest over unresolved demands related to wages, work conditions, and career stagnation. The strike, confirmed by union leaders, is expected to disrupt essential weather forecasting and aviation-related services nationwide.
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The indefinite action comes after months of negotiations yielded no tangible results. Travelers, farmers, and emergency response agencies may be directly affected by the sudden halt in weather data dissemination. The federal government is yet to release an official response.
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