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NUPENG Commence 7 Days Strike,See Why
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Nigeria Union Union Of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, Has issued a seven-day nationwide strike notice, Following the alleged non-procedueal sack of members by Chevron Nigeria Limited and it's Service Contractors Yesterday.
In a Statement Yesterday, the union lamented that through whatsapp, 175 members who are working in YKISH Integrated Service for the off-site/on-site maintenance services with Chevron Nigeria Limited, Delog Nigeria LTD and EUROFLOW Service, (all service contractors to Chevron Nigeria LTD,)were sacked.
The union in a statement by President and General Secretary, Prince Williams Akporeha and Afolabi Olawale, respectively, demanded their immediate reinstatement.
The Statements read in part:" we to emphasize that this of respect and sensitivity to Nigerian extant labour laws, International Conventions and global best practices is gradually becoming the stock in trade for Chevron Nigeria Limited and it's various contractors.
" There are still several other Lingering infractions and issues against workers yet to addressed by Chevron Nigeria Limited and it's contractors, even after several regulatory institution like federal ministry of Labour and Employment, Department of petroleum resources, DPR, and NAPMIS had ruled on these matters and several times.
These includes, among others, illegal deduction of workers' benefits since 2012 and flagrant refusal to refund to the terminated workers the excess deductions made in their meager terminal benefits.
“Continuing discrimination against contract workers as evident by the refusal of Chevron management to pay quarantine allowances to contract workers, as it was done for all permanent workers, all contributing to the production and profits of the organisation and suffered the same inconveniences during the period of quarantine.
They further noted that the 2018 annual vacation management has not been paid for.
“As a responsible and very responsive organisation, we are very mindful of the magnitude and spiral effects of our industrial actions to the economy of our great country, while at the same time we owe our members the duties to promote, project and protect their job interests.
Consequently, it called on the general public, the media and all concerned authorities in the country and the industry, including Minister of State for Petroleum, Chief Timipre Sylva; Ministry of Labour and Employment, Group Managing Director of NNPC, Mallam Mele Kyari, National Assembly, law enforcement agents and the Embassy of the United States of America to call Chevron and its service contractor(s) to order on these matters to avert avoidable industrial action from the Union.
They noted that the sacked contract workers must be recalled and begin work immediately and further demanded that their request be met in the next seven days.
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NNAMDI KANU TABLES FRESH REQUESTS BEFORE TRUMP'S UNITED STATES
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The leader of the Proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi kanu,has tabled a fresh request before the United States Government led by President Donald Trump.
Naija News report that the IPOB leader called on the United States Department of appoints a special envoy to protect "Christians in Nigeria " including the "innocent children, women and men "
This online news platform understands that the IPOB leader, whose group had since been proscribed by the Federal Government led by the President Muhammadu Buhari, made this call on the micro-blogging site, twitter on Thursday, August 20.
Kanu made this call while quoting Open Doors USA 2020 World Watch List.
Ranking Nigeria one is "Christians killed for their faith" . Open Doors USA is committed to aiding persecuted Christians around the globe.
The IPOB tweeted ,"According to @OpenDoors' 2020 watch list, Nigeria continues to worsen,I urge the @StateDept to appoint a special envoy to protect these innocent children, Women and men.!"
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