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TSC Crisis: Aviation Unions Threaten to Picket Airlines

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Aviation unions have threatened to picket airline operations over the lingering crisis involving the Training Standards Centre (TSC), warning that unresolved issues could disrupt activities within the aviation sector.

The unions said the planned action is aimed at pressing for the resolution of concerns surrounding the management of the TSC and protecting the interests of aviation workers.

They called on the relevant authorities to engage stakeholders and address the issues through dialogue to prevent industrial action that could affect airline operations and passengers.

The development adds to growing concerns over labour relations in Nigeria’s aviation industry as discussions continue between the parties involved.

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