BREAKING: Commercial Drivers To Boycott Transport Activities For 7 Days In Lagos Over 'Collection Of Illegal Levies'

Commercial drivers in Nigeria's economic nerve centre, Lagos State under the umbrella of the Joint Drivers Welfare Association Of Nigeria (JDWAN) have declared a 7-day boycott of transport services in protest against arbitrary levies imposed on members by the state government.   The seven-day boycott according to the association starts on Monday, October 31 and will end on November 6, 2022.  

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