The national strike declared by the Nigerian Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Personnel Association (Pengasan) has paralyzed the operations in Abuja, with key oil and gas institutions, the National Nigerian Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), the Uppulateum Nigeria Nigeria Petroleum Regulatory Commission (Naprede Authors (NUMPRCCE (NUMPRCCE (NEPRECE).
The National Executive Council (NEC) of the union had ordered the members to close the members to close the supply of oil and raw gas to the Dangote oil refinery for the alleged dismissal of 800 workers who tried to unionize.
In a memorandum to the presidents of Branch in the main oil companies, including Totalgies, Chevron, Oando, Shell Nigeria Gas, Renacent and Seplat, general secretary of Pengasan, Comrade Lumumba Okugbawa, ordered the suspension of raw load operations to the refinery.
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“We bring you fraternal greetings of the National Secretariat. As you know, the management of the Dangote oil refinery has disconnected our members in reaction to its exercise of constitutional right to unionize.
“They have embarked on an erroneous information campaign and propaganda to justify this illegitimacy, instead of getting significantly involved with us so that they are wrong,” Okugbawa said in the note.
There was a total compliance in the NMDPRA when Nigerian Tribune visited the office located in the Central Business District (CBD) directly in front of the National Mosque, since it was under lock and key.
When it was contacted, the director, Public Affairs of NMDPRA, George Ene -ita, in a WhatsApp conversation with our correspondent, while confirming compliance, said: “Yes, the higher employees in accordance with the directives of the Union have remained away from the office today.”
It was the same situation at the NUPRC headquarters in Jabi, since the main entrance was manned by the service security personnel that prevented the personnel from entering the commission.
The staff of different organizations were seen in the oil and gas sector with the entry of NNPCL facilities, singing solidarity songs such as’ Dangote must obey ‘,’ What we know is that it must obey ‘,’ There is unity for us in the struggle for our union ‘,’ advancing, forward, back, never. “
Tribune Nigerian also observed a banner linked to the door (of the NNPCL) with the inscriptions such as’ we join as one ‘,’ Dangote restores our members now ‘,’ we say no to the abuse of the ‘correct’ workers, ‘we reject the oppression of the Nigerian workforce’, ‘Nigerian workers are not citizens of second class’, and so on.
However, there are indications that the government has summoned the parties at war to a round talk to find a final solution that Movbroglio Avanza.
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