Former staff?

I believe it is their spy police that got court judgement against them, and they are trying to sack them and give a contractor prudential security the contract to recruit cheap labour for them. Nonsense they can't do in US and other places.

I don't think picketing the office of exxonmobil since last week is the right thing to do really knowing fully well that the company agreed to comply with the supreme court judgement.

I am not a former staff of the company. what i am saying is that the spy police got a judgment in their favour against the company and the company has chosen to comply with the supreme court judgment to pay them their accrued entitlements since the case started. so i see no reason why they should continue to picket the facilities Exxonmobil.

The company has agreed to the supreme Court ruling . I just wonder why have the spy policemen continued to barricade the gates to the office of the company when there must have been a set dateline to pay them off based on the court ruling!

These people are going to be paid huge compensation running into millions and yet have chosen to set up camp in the company's facility!

This kind of situation discourages foreign investors from doing business in Nigeria. I believe there are better ways to address this situation other than picketing the company's facilities around the country.

Thank you very much @Maxlev1 to be honest I totally agree with you. Things are not done this way, i feel there are better ways to address this issue than how they've chosen to go about it.

Samuelharry798:
Thank you very much @Maxlev1 to be honest I totally agree with you. Things are not done this way, i feel there are better ways to address this issue than how they've chosen to go about it.

Don't mind them, they are just playing the victim card. Well this is a good lesson for all parties to be careful as well as considering all possibilities that might pop up in all their dealings.