This followed meeting with government agencies and institutions, including the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation.
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PENGASAN President, Festus Osifo, made the appeal at the inauguration of the Nigerian Upstream Cost Optimisation Programme (NUCOP), in Abuja, on Tuesday.
NUPENG’s National President, Williams Akporeha and General Secretary, Afolabi Olawale made the call in a statement on Tuesday.
The South-West Chairman of NUPENG, Tayo Aboyeji, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos on Sunday
NUPENG gave the directive on Friday in a statement signed by its National President, Williams Akporeha, and the General Secretary, Olawale Afolabi.
The President of PENGASSAN, Ndukaku Ohaeri, and his NUPENG counterpart, Williams Akporeha, spoke at a joint news conference on Tuesday in Lagos.
The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers says it has backed down on its planned industrial action to protest against its disagreement with Chevron Nigeria Limited.
The leadership of the union after its meeting in Lagos expressed its displeasure with Chevron for reneging on the agreement reached with the union, urging workers to be on alert for strike action.
The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers on Wednesday warned anti-democratic elements calling for coup against democratically elected government to desist.
Workers in the oil and gas sector have said the rejection of Chief Frank Kokori as Chairman of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund was unacceptable.
The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to, in his second term, work towards ending, “Nigeria’s continued dependence on imported petroleum products”.
President Muhammadu Buhari gave the pledge at the 40th anniversary of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers on Thursday in Abuja.
The President of the Nigerian Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Williams Akporeha, has vowed to frustrate attempts by some oil companies to phase-out the union through casualisation of workers.
At a media briefing in Lagos on Thursday, NUPENG President, Williams Akporeha, called on the Chief of Army Staff to withdraw soldiers from the premises of Sterling Energy Exploration Company and its drilling arm, British Oil and Gas Ltd located in Warri, Delta.
NUPENG President, Prince Williams Akporeha, said at a news conference in Lagos that over 500 union members had not been paid after working for some international oil companies.
The President of NUPENG, Williams Akporeha, who made the appeal in a statement in Lagos, said that the union was worried over the delay in passing the other aspects of the bill.