Protest Hit NACA office in Abuja due to Overdue Unpaid payments after Successful Program Implementation"

Date: June 18th, 2024

A group of protesters gathered outside the NACA office in Abuja yesterday, staging a peaceful protest to demand payment for services rendered. The protesters, who successfully implemented a health program in the 36 state in Nigeria, have yet to receive compensation for work done.

The protest comes after 7 months of delayed payments, leaving the protestera struggling to cover their expenses and pay their employees. Despite numerous promises and assurances, NACA have failed to settle the outstanding fees.

The protesters held placards reading "Pay Us What You Owe" and "Fair Compensation for Hard Work." They chanted slogans and distributed flyers highlighting their plight. The demonstration remained orderly, with no reports of violence or disruption to the surrounding area.

Leaders of the protest emphasized that they are not seeking special treatment but rather fair payment for services rendered. They urged the authorities to take immediate action to settle the outstanding debts and.

The protest has drawn attention to the common issue of delayed payments in the Agency, and many are showing solidarity with the protesters. The situation remains unresolved, and the protesters vow to continue their peaceful demonstration until their demands are met.