Nigerian travelers at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Nairobi, Kenya, expressed their frustration on Monday night as they protested against significant flight delays and cancellations. Many passengers reported being stranded for over 24 hours, unable to continue their journeys to Lagos.

The situation escalated as affected travelers gathered to voice their grievances, alleging abandonment by the airline and airport authorities. The protest highlighted the growing dissatisfaction among passengers who felt their concerns were not being addressed adequately.

Reports indicate that the delays and cancellations have caused considerable distress, with many travelers missing important engagements and facing additional costs for accommodation and meals while they wait for their flights to be rescheduled.

Passengers are calling for urgent intervention from relevant authorities to resolve the issues and ensure that they can complete their journeys without further hindrance. The protest reflects a broader concern about the reliability of air travel in the region, particularly for those traveling internationally.

As the situation unfolds, the airline involved has yet to issue a formal statement regarding the cause of the disruptions or the timeline for resolving the issues. Travelers remain hopeful for a swift resolution as they continue to demand accountability and support from the airline and airport management.