Flight operations were disrupted in Lagos on Tuesday after members of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) staged a protest that left passengers scheduled to travel on an Air Peace flight stranded. As a result, an Air Peace flight scheduled to depart Lagos at 6:30 am was unable to take off, leaving passengers waiting at the airport without certainty over when operations would resume. An Air Peace staff member contacted over the development confirmed that the disruption had occurred. An operator familiar with the dispute said the protest was connected to efforts by organised labour to enforce the right of Air Peace employees to join a union. The protest consequently affected movement around the terminal, with passengers awaiting information on when normal flight operations would resume.