₦airaland Forum

Horsesmouth:
Only as a 1 party state can Nigeria move forward. If Saraki had stayed in PDP he wont be Senate president. He is doing very well there.
Let all the best politicians migrate to APC so that Nigeria can move forward.

megareal:
Dont mind them. They are claiming South South as Biafra, meanwhile Akwa Ibom and Cross River want no part with them.

I'm not against their agitations, but they shouldn't try to rope in regions that are not interested.

dreezybines:
Please choose your words carefully... Pastor Adeboye never said you should vote buhari, He only blessed him...

How did you know those pastors are quiet about the situation you mentioned...

AkinPhysicist:
I didn't know Orji Uzor Kalu is a Yoruba man - thank you for this information

Ovie Okpare, Warri

The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers on Wednesday issued a 21-day ultimatum to the Federal Government, urging it to prevail on international oil companies operating in the country to stop the ongoing mass retrenchment of oil workers to avoid further loss of jobs.

National President of NUPENG, Mr. Igwe Achese, stated this on Wednesday at the end of a meeting of the Central Working Committee of the union held in Effurun, Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta State.
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Achese said many oil companies, including Chevron, ExxonMobil, Pan Ocean and Ground Petroleum, among others, were leaving the country following the prevailing economic recession, which has led to the sacking of about 3,000 oil workers.

He said if the Federal Government fails to stop the ongoing massive retrenchment in the sector, many oil workers would be sacked by their employers.

“It is painful to say as I address you, Chevron has wound up in the East and their offices closed. A total of 1,500 workers were sacked without their entitlements and nobody is saying anything. As we speak, many companies have left and many others are winding up to go.

“Many oil companies are winding up, including ExxonMobil, Pan Ocean, Sapiem Ground Petroleum, and Hercules Offshore Nigeria Limited. About 3,000 workers have already been sacked by the various oil companies.

“The Federal Government should act fast to avert further loss of jobs. There is too much redundancy in the oil industry, which needs urgent action from government to salvage the situation,” Achese said.

omoloba123:
Ossai Sylvester Na One Of Them

Christafarian:
Good, Great and Giving.

Fan of Nicki Minaj?

simplyOJ:
Take a chill pill please. its not just only about the South. The eyes
once boasted about being the most important part of the body, until the nose
went on a holiday and the eyes saw pepper. Nothing is wrong with country, the Politrickcians are
the major headaches we have.

LizB2K:
Keep keeping calm and cool.....
Something caused the recession....something will of course cause the growth if we all endure.And sooner or later,we'd all come to live in a Nigeria of our #dream...
#UnitedWeStand!