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Tanker Drivers Begin Nationwide Indefinite Strike by asekefatima(f): 6:45am On Apr 03, 2017
Petroleum Tanker Drivers, PTD, which is a branch of Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, have directed members to begin nationwide indefinite strike yesterday, and shut all loading depots and fuel terminals until further notice.

The strike is due to the non-renewal of their Collective Bargaining Agreement, CBA, that expired three years ago, deplorable conditions of nation’s high ways, alleged harassment by security, especially Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, and plans by Capital Oil Plc to declare 2000 members redundant due to its unresolved issue with Petroleum Products Marketing Company, PPMC.

The National Chairman of PTD, Mr. Salimon Oladiti, told Vanguard, yesterday, that there was no going back on the strike as it was decided by the organs of the union.

According to him, the strike will be total as loading depots and fuel terminals nationwide will be shut down.
He said: “There is no going back. The strike is definitely going ahead as planned and it will be total because all loading depots and fuel terminals will be shut down. We have fully mobilized and sensitized all members.”
Vanguard, however, gathered that there had been frantic efforts by government agencies and officials in the last 24 hours to abort the strike because of its socio-economic implications on the nation and the citizens.

It was gathered that government officials were making efforts to summon the leaders of the union for an emergency meeting today to find solutions to the crisis. (Vanguard News)

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Re: Tanker Drivers Begin Nationwide Indefinite Strike by okunfemm(m): 6:55am On Apr 03, 2017
may God deliver us in Nigeria. Amen
Re: Tanker Drivers Begin Nationwide Indefinite Strike by Waspy(m): 7:10am On Apr 03, 2017
Make Dangote finish hin refinery first.. .. .most of these jobless lots will actually be
Re: Tanker Drivers Begin Nationwide Indefinite Strike by malware: 7:22am On Apr 03, 2017
That means fuel scarcity looms.
Re: Tanker Drivers Begin Nationwide Indefinite Strike by malware: 7:25am On Apr 03, 2017
Waspy:
Make Dangote finish hin refinery first.. .. .most of these jobless lots will actually be


Dangote refinery will surely do well in cutting down our fuel import volume, but monopoly is not good for business.

Therefore, another person should kuku build another refinery to create some competition in the market.

He has succeeded in monopolizing cement market and that gave him the authority to sit and peg cement prices at will.

So if he happen to be the only player in the oil refining market, Nigerians would be left at the mercy of the DANGOTES.

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