Ugborodo community in Delta staged a protest over marginalisation by Chevron Nigeria Limited.They were joined by female traditionalists and spiritualists.They demanded for job opportunities and more.See more photos after the cut....

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2019/05/female-traditionalists-and.html

Oil company can only create a limited number of jobs...

Go and ask your graduates, and your educated people as well as Abuja and your governor what they have been doing.?

Nigerians!

Modified...

I read an article in the Nigerian Guardian(back in 2000) about a guy from Imo state. Back when he graduated, he was lucky to get a job with an oil company. When he noticed that his people were begging him for job with oil company....he started what I would call a 'job production scheme' in his village..to empower people with skills, and the focus was on agriculture

By the time the article was written, the scheme had created lots of jobs and empowered people in the village. No one apparently was begging the man for oil company job again.

Banana Republic

Continue protesting let see where it will take u to

Quite barbaric!



When will Africa grow?

decatalyst:
Quite barbaric!



When will Africa grow?

If it were to be our ancestors that conquered Europe and exported our African Traditional Religion to them, wouldn't this be the case everywhere?

gister

let them do magic so the whole chevron structure dissappears

Ask ancestors for money na dey want oil money

abeg when is he going to fulfill his promise I wan see im testicle

Ask ur oracle for money na dey want oil money

shey all this babe go sweet for bed o

Awon goddess nah fe la oyel money

Chevron should please answer them biko

What is my business? if you need books, contact me

So Nigeria got this kind of people... and they couldn't use them to intimidate the Police or is it SARS....At least threatened to visit them at night even if it was an empty threat

So the issue is that Chevron trained some members of the community and made them back up staff, promising that after some years they will make them permanent staff, the time Chevron promised to make them permanent staff has passed yet Chevron has not fulfilled their promise, that's why they are protesting. These people work for Chevron even more than permanent staff yet they received peanut as back up staff.

Chevron even called the army to chase them away, I will try n get pictures later if I can.

Oh

decatalyst:
Quite barbaric!



When will Africa grow?

You be mumu.
Inferiority kill you there.
You no dea see protest all over the world? ABI you no see the kind protest when dea organize against Macron recently for France?
Everyone with his tradition but only the African man look than on his thinking that by looking down on his tradition, he will start building plane and electric cars

See as everywhere dirty. Nigeria!!!!!

Richy4:
So Nigeria got this kind of people... and they couldn't use them to intimidate the Police or is it SARS....At least threatened to visit them at night even if it was an empty threat

They call it protest, not intimidation

OtemAtum:
They call it protest, not intimidation

What I said was... This priestesses can end police harassment by intimidating them or putting fear in them ... just read it again... slowly this time...

the gods are angry

Richy4:


What I said was... This priestesses can end police harassment by intimidating them or putting fear in them ... just read it again... slowly this time...

But they don't look scary na. And BTW, if our traditionalist ancestors could not intimidate the white men who came to colonise us, I don't think they can intimidate the policemen who are armed to the teeth.

Science/Technology(guns, bombs) is superior to superstitions and juju.

tactius:
Oil company can only create a limited number of jobs...

Go and ask your graduates, and your educated people as well as Abuja and your governor what they have been doing.?

Nigerians!

Modified...

I read an article in the Nigerian Guardian(back in 2000) about a guy from Imo state. Back when he graduated, he was lucky to get a job with an oil company. When he noticed that his people were begging him for job with oil company....he started what I would call a 'job production scheme' in his village..to empower people with skills, and the focus was on agriculture

By the time the article was written, the scheme had created lots of jobs and empowered people in the village. No one apparently was begging the man for oil company job again.

Oil company can employ millions. But they convinced the government and elders that outsourcing is the best. 99% of workers are casualties abi casual

tactius:
Oil company can only create a limited number of jobs...

Go and ask your graduates, and your educated people as well as Abuja and your governor what they have been doing.?

Nigerians!

Modified...

I read an article in the Nigerian Guardian(back in 2000) about a guy from Imo state. Back when he graduated, he was lucky to get a job with an oil company. When he noticed that his people were begging him for job with oil company....he started what I would call a 'job production scheme' in his village..to empower people with skills, and the focus was on agriculture

By the time the article was written, the scheme had created lots of jobs and empowered people in the village. No one apparently was begging the man for oil company job again.

Oil companies can employ millions. But they convinced the government and elders that outsourcing is the best. 99% of workers are casualties abi casual

banio:


Oil companies can employ millions. But they convinced the government and elders that outsourcing is the best. 99% of workers are casualties abi casual

If they employ millions as you talk. In what position will they be working. Are you saying that they should just employ for it sake

OtemAtum:
But they don't look scary na. And BTW, if our traditionalist ancestors could not intimidate the white men who came to colonise us, I don't think they can intimidate the policemen who are armed to the teeth.

Science/Technology(guns, bombs) is superior to superstitions and juju.

U know most Africans believed in something despite the technology and Science ... Only one threat like.... I will see u @ night or wait for me @ 2am.. could go a long way to put a fear of the unknown in them

Can't you guys just build your own oil company

tactius:
Oil company can only create a limited number of jobs...

Go and ask your graduates, and your educated people as well as Abuja and your governor what they have been doing.?

Nigerians!

Modified...

I read an article in the Nigerian Guardian(back in 2000) about a guy from Imo state. Back when he graduated, he was lucky to get a job with an oil company. When he noticed that his people were begging him for job with oil company....he started what I would call a 'job production scheme' in his village..to empower people with skills, and the focus was on agriculture

By the time the article was written, the scheme had created lots of jobs and empowered people in the village. No one apparently was begging the man for oil company job again.

Gbam