According to the senior staff trade union in a statement signed by the Chairman of Kaduna Zone of PENGASSAN, Comrade Abubakar Yusuff, despite major advancements in labour and management relations in Nigeria during the past decades, there still persists considerable distrust and antagonism among parties involve in industrial relations
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According to him, system 2B oil pipeline is used by NNPC to pump petroleum products from Atlas Cove in Lagos to Mosinmi, Ibadan, Ilorin and Northern part of the country
The strike, according to a statement signed by the PENGASSAN Acting General Secretary, Comrade Lumumba Okugbawa, will affect all sub-sectors of the oil and gas industry, which are upstream, midstream and downstream
The umbrella body of senior staff in the oil and gas industry also called on the Federal Government, especially the Federal Ministry of Education and the Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase, to investigate the circumstance that led to the death of the student and identify as well as bring to justice anybody behind the dastardly act
Korodo said the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation commenced massive pumping of petrol to its depot at Mosinmi early this week and loading of petroleum trucks had started.
Why would NUPENG and PENGASSAN call out workers on strike over the administrative restructuring in the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation? In this particular matter they had put the cart before the horse, or how else do we interpret a situation where NUPENG and PENGASSAN embark on strike first, before listening to government and later realises their folly, and subsequently called off the strike
Kachikwu had been reported to say that the government will carry out unbundling of the NNPC into five Regional Corporation and 30 companies by next week as part of the ongoing restructuring at the national oil company
In a statement signed by acting General Secretary of PENGASSAN, Comrade Lumuba Okugbawa, the body described the death of the Minister as a colossal loss to the present administration in particular and the country at large.
The PENGASSAN’s spokesman, Emmanuel Ojugbana, while reacting to the development, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos that the union was not in support of the splitThe PENGASSAN’s spokesman, Emmanuel Ojugbana, while reacting to the development, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos that the union was not in support of the split
“The oil sector is the backbone of the Nigerian economy and as long as we are in charge of labour issues in this country, we will do all we can to avoid crises in the sector
Speaking on the sale of refineries, the PENGASSAN National Public Relations Officer, Comrade Emmanuel Ojugbana, described the call by IPMAN as sabotage against national interest
The workers vowed to resist the plan by the Federal Government to retrench workers, especially employees of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, as a result of the restructuring in the proposed PIB
In a statement issued by its National Public Relations Officer, Comrade Emmanuel Ojugbana, PENGASSAN commiserated with France, the families of the victims and other countries whose citizens may have been affected by the terror attacks
In a statement issued by PENGASSAN’s National Public Relations Officer, Comrade Emmanuel Ojugbana, the union lauded President Muhammadu Buhari for taking his time in the choice of the ministers and assigning them to the right portfolios
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In a statement signed by the PENGASSAN National Public Relations Officer, Comrade Emmanuel Ojugbana, the Association said removing subsidy while the country depends on importation of refined products will make prices of refined petroleum products to be out of the reach of the masses and cause inflation
Johnson noted that there is the need for the incoming government to call an all-inclusive stakeholders’ forum of those involved in the operations in the sector to critically examine and proffer workable and enduring solutions to all the problems in the larger interest of the Nigerian nation