It appears another episode of petroleum scarcity is about to hit Nigerians as members of thePetroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association [PENGASSAN] and their counterparts in the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers [NUPENG], are set to begin a nationwide strike starting fromtomorrowMonday December 15th.
According to Premium Times, the oil workers are heading for a strike action due to unresolved labor issues with the federal government, underfunding of the Petroleum Training Institute in Delta state as well as the yet to be passed Petroleum Industry Bill PIB.
"We (the oil workers) have sufficient reasons, based on information available to us, to believe that the law makers are not prepared to pass the law, even as the state of the country’s petroleum industry has continued to deteriorate as a result of the absence of a regulatory and legal framework for the industry,” an official of the petroleum workers body said.
The oil workers are said to also be aggrieved over the decision of the management of Total Nigeria to sack the PENGASSAN zonal Secretary in Port Harcourt as well as thelack of promotion for workers of the Petroleum Trust Development Fund (PTDF)

www.lindaikeji..com/2014/12/fuel-scarcity-looms-as-oil-workers.html.

This will actually help our economy. Right now there's too much oil in supply which is killing the Naira. We don't need any more production until there's stability.

O set e

clendac filling station just before eliozu in PH is already selling at 105 naira.
I had to hurriedly fill my tank and a gallon for my gen.
everyone is expecting to see long queues in the coming weeks.

Xmas gift from oil works again...