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March 23, 2018
PRESS STATEMENT
National Industrial Court Rules in favour of Dangote Cement Workers on March 20, 2018 and trial to begin on May 23, 2018
CDWR Calls on Dangote Cement Plc to immediately meet workers’ Demands.
Dangote Group publicized widely in the media in 2015 that it wants to empower about 28,000 Nigerians under a scheme known as OWN YOUR VEHICLE/TRUCK SCHEME.
About 800 workers were employed under the scheme and 400 each were deployed to Ibese in Ogun State and Obajana in Kogi State. The process of employment started in April 2015 and ended in May 2016 when most of the workers started work while the second batch resumed in September 2016.
The agreement was to pay N60, 000 monthly salary, a performance bonus of up to the sum of N90, 000 per month and medical allowance of 30% of annual salary. The truck officers worked hard to resuscitate 500 non-operational trucks, made them productive again and improved the distribution of Dangote Cement to different parts of the country. Workers were supposed to manage one truck each but were forced to manage 6 and some 7 trucks without corresponding increment in salary, allowances etc.
Only the N60,000 salary was paid; performance bonus was paid once and not in full; medical allowance was never paid. Shockingly, the workers were sacked in a humiliating manner on February 4, 2017 without any compensation. Workers with Ibese Plant were forced to resign on February 4, 2017 at gun point wherein gun wielding and battle ready policemen and soldiers supervised and participated in this ignoble act while workers at Obajana Cement Plant were threatened and eventually sacked on February 5, 2017.
Workers had to protest publicly this unfair treatment of the Dangote Cement Plc management severally with the active solidarity of comrades of the Campaign for Democratic and Workers Rights (CDWR) as well as the Democratic Socialist Movement (DSM). The workers had no choice than to challenge the matter at the National Industrial Court (NIC), Lagos Division by filing the case in May 2017. A human right activists and a lawyer, Barrister Toluwani Adebiyi is leading the legal battle on behalf of the cheated workers.
After several hearing in court, partly caused by the Dangote management with the aim of frustrating the matter, a ruling on the preliminary objection was delivered on Tuesday March 20, 2018. The frivolous and senseless preliminary objection raised by Dangote Cement Plc fell like pack of cards as Justice Mustapha Tijini ruled in favour of the cheated workers. May 23, 2018 has been set aside for the commencement of trial/hearing. The reality of the matter is that Dangote Cement Plc has no case but as usual cheat workers. Unfair labour practices and favourable government policies is the reason Aliko Dangote is the richest man in Africa.
Many of the workers are currently suffering as a result of the unfair sack; many abandoned their jobs and businesses because of the promise of owing a truck; many cannot meet their needs, but within these period December 2015-December 2016) the Truck Officers alongside other workers in Dangote Cement Plc made N368 billion profit. The affected workers are demanding that the trucks managed should be handed over to them as agreed, performance bonuses and medical allowance for the number of months worked should be paid.
We are appealing to Nigerians and the general public to join the workers in demanding for immediate justice. CDWR is also calling on the management of Dangote Cement Plc to begin immediate negotiation with the workers with the aim of resolving this matter or alternatively meet workers demand without further delay.

Comrade Chinedu Bosah
Publicity Secretary
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Police Brutality: Another Lawyer, Thompson Oladotun Narrates His Ordeal

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Mar 8, 2018

Thompson Oladotun


Another lawyer by the name Thompson Oladotun has narrated his own ordeal in the hand of an officer of the Nigerian Police Force. According to the story made available to TheNigerialawyer, he was assualted by officers of the Nigerian Police Force after he refused unseating himself for one of officers who demanded for the seat he was occupying.

Hear his story:

”On the 21st of February, between the time of 12pm and 1pm, I was on my way to Lekki phase one. I entered a commercial bus (danfo) which plies the lekki, Obalende route. I was feeling a bit queasy as a result of fever, so I decided to take a seat by the window side to enjoy the fresh air that would come in. I entered the bus and went for the last roll seat. I sat on the right corner ,awaited the bus to move.

About 15 minutes later, a young man in his late twenties or early 30s dressed in green mobile police uniform, who goes by the name MUHAMMAD MA approached me, and commanded me to move away from where I was seated for him to seat and I refused. I was surprised a police officer would conduct himself in such manner with his manner of approach. I politely told him he could sit next to me or seat of take a seat in the next roll, as there was still seat that will conveniently seat three other people. He responded by telling me, how dare me challenge him that, he wanted where I was seated and I refused to move even after explaining to him I wanted the fresh air, as I was not feeling fine. Before I could say anything further, he landed a heavy slap on my face. It was at this point an altercation started.

He got down from the bus and I got down too, and I started asking him what gave him right to slap me over a seat.  The other passengers started reprimanding him, and told him to take another seat. I demanded an apology from him. A man dressed in a millitary camouflage appeared from no where, who I believe is one of his cronies; came and instead of reprimanding this officer for his conduct, joined him in raining verbal assaults on me. Instead of the police man to be reasonable, he went ahead to slap me continually. He slapped me over ten times until I fell on the floor. He kicked me  that I became so confused and frustrated. As he entered the bus, as the bus was already moving, I remembered I still had my laptop in the back seat.

Thompson Oladotun

I managed to catch up with the bus to retrieve my laptop and bag. He told the bus not to stop but I managed to fetch my bag from the back seat, it was at this point that I was trying to seat that he pushed me off the bus, and I fell of the road again, this time the bus crushed my left lower leg and broke it. The police and the bus driver left me to my fate and took off.  I was taken home by sympathetic motorcyclists and agbero, who witnessed this police brutality… I was thereafter taken to National Orthopaedic Hospital in igbobi for treatment.”’

From the information gathered by Thompson Oladotun, the police man is said to be a staff of the Nigerian Police Force at Obalende Zone 2 headquarters in Lagos.

Mr. Oladotun is therefore demanding for justice for the violation of his dignity by these notorious men of the Nigerian Police.

TheNigerialawyer recalls that the issue of police brutality of legal practitioners is one that has become a major concern in the legal community.



http://thenigerialawyer.com/police-brutality-another-lawyer-thompson-oladotun-narrates-his-ordeal/

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