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U no go hear dem, sometimes I wonder if apc dae illuminati, cus sometimes things wey pdp dae do wey pple and media dae shout, apc go just do am and we no go hear anything. Wetin dae happen?? Well all is well. Mean while some thugs are waiting for 5k!!!If u wanna knw dem, check my image f

U too dump her because you are rich, lobatan

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Nigeria’s oil workers on Friday faulted the on-going reform in the oil and gas iNigeria’s oil workers on Friday faulted the on-going reform in the oil and gas industry, and vowed to take necessary steps to protect their members’ interest.

The workers, under the aegis of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers and Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, described the reform as a cover-up and vindictive actions against their members.

They, therefore, urged President Muhammadu Buhari to call the newly appointed Group Managing Director, GMD, of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, to order by directing him to stop the on-going downsizing in the Corporation.

Vowing to give equal response to whatever actions of government they consider capable of suppressing worker’s interests, the unions suggested that a team should be set up immediately to review the actions of the NNPC helmsman so far in the interest of justice, equity and fairness.

Within two weeks of the commencement of the reform, Mr. Kachikwu has carried out massive restructuring of the management of the corporation.

Apart from the sack and re-composition of the board, Mr. Kachikwu has retired 38 top management staff, reduced the top hierarchy of the corporation from 122 to 83 and the operational directorates from eight to four.

New Group Executive Directors, GEDs, have since been appointed for the new directorates, along with Group General Managers, GGMs, for the various divisions, a move he said was to rid the corporation of corruption and make it more efficient and profitable.

Mr. Kachikwu also hinted that the last had not been heard of the ongoing restructuring as more heads might still roll as the reform progresses.

However, the oil workers in a joint statement by the President of PENGASSAN, Francis Johnson, and his counterpart in NUPENG, Igwe Achese, accused the NNPC management of executing an agenda that did not carry them along.

The statement, which was also signed by their General Secretaries – Bayo Olowoshile and Joseph Ogbebor respectively – also accused Mr. Kachikwu of pursuing an agenda contrary to the idea canvassed by President Muhammadu Buhari.

“While we are fully in support of the fight against corruption, the fight itself should not be turned against workers whom government swore to protect”, the oil workers said.

“The ongoing exercise portends a great danger in the oil sector if workers are meant to bear the brunt of government’s current action where the fight against corruption is now being used as an act of vindictiveness against workers”.

The on-going exercise, the oil workers said, did not show any attempt to fight corruption and block leakages, but was “an act of cover up”.

“We dare the new GMD of NNPC, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu to recover the stolen trillions of Naira in the sector than retiring and sacking of innocent workers. We are quite sure that the on-going action is not the idea of our dear President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR”.

As players in all spheres of the industry’s operation, the unions said all attempts to have audience with President Buhari to review the on-going reforms in the NNPC met a brick wall.

Despite being the representatives of organized workers in the industry, the union leaders claimed all their suggestions on the critical challenges affecting the on-going reforms were being not being considered by the authorities.

They listed the issues to include the review of industry policy and fiscal framework; cash call and counterpart funding obligations; stability of the downstream oil and gas sector; pipeline sabotage and oil theft.

On the NNPC restructuring, the oil workers said the mass sack in the corporation was sending very wrong signals to their members throughout the oil and gas sector, particularly about their job security.

Reminding government of its promise to create jobs through the entire strata of the economy, they noted that the situation in the NNPC was likely to have the opposite effect.

“We believe people are not Nigeria’s oil workers on Friday faulted the on-going reform in the oil and gas industry, and vowed to take necessary steps to protect their members’ interest.

The workers, under the aegis of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers and Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, described the reform as a cover-up and vindictive actions against their members.

They, therefore, urged President Muhammadu Buhari to call the newly appointed Group Managing Director, GMD, of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, to order by directing him to stop the on-going downsizing in the Corporation.

Vowing to give equal response to whatever actions of government they consider capable of suppressing worker’s interests, the unions suggested that a team should be set up immediately to review the actions of the NNPC helmsman so far in the interest of justice, equity and fairness.

Within two weeks of the commencement of the reform, Mr. Kachikwu has carried out massive restructuring of the management of the corporation.

Apart from the sack and re-composition of the board, Mr. Kachikwu has retired 38 top management staff, reduced the top hierarchy of the corporation from 122 to 83 and the operational directorates from eight to four.

New Group Executive Directors, GEDs, have since been appointed for the new directorates, along with Group General Managers, GGMs, for the various divisions, a move he said was to rid the corporation of corruption and make it more efficient and profitable.

Mr. Kachikwu also hinted that the last had not been heard of the ongoing restructuring as more heads might still roll as the reform progresses.

However, the oil workers in a joint statement by the President of PENGASSAN, Francis Johnson, and his counterpart in NUPENG, Igwe Achese, accused the NNPC management of executing an agenda that did not carry them along.

The statement, which was also signed by their General Secretaries – Bayo Olowoshile and Joseph Ogbebor respectively – also accused Mr. Kachikwu of pursuing an agenda contrary to the idea canvassed by President Muhammadu Buhari.

“While we are fully in support of the fight against corruption, the fight itself should not be turned against workers whom government swore to protect”, the oil workers said.

“The ongoing exercise portends a great danger in the oil sector if workers are meant to bear the brunt of government’s current action where the fight against corruption is now being used as an act of vindictiveness against workers”.

The on-going exercise, the oil workers said, did not show any attempt to fight corruption and block leakages, but was “an act of cover up”.

“We dare the new GMD of NNPC, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu to recover the stolen trillions of Naira in the sector than retiring and sacking of innocent workers. We are quite sure that the on-going action is not the idea of our dear President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR”.

As players in all spheres of the industry’s operation, the unions said all attempts to have audience with President Buhari to review the on-going reforms in the NNPC met a brick wall.

Despite being the representatives of organized workers in the industry, the union leaders claimed all their suggestions on the critical challenges affecting the on-going reforms were being not being considered by the authorities.

They listed the issues to include the review of industry policy and fiscal framework; cash call and counterpart funding obligations; stability of the downstream oil and gas sector; pipeline sabotage and oil theft.

On the NNPC restructuring, the oil workers said the mass sack in the corporation was sending very wrong signals to their members throughout the oil and gas sector, particularly about their job security.

Reminding government of its promise to create jobs through the entire strata of the economy, they noted that the situation in the NNPC was likely to have the opposite effect.

“We believe people are not Nigeria’s oil workers on Friday faulted the on-going reform in the oil and gas industry, and vowed to take necessary steps to protect their members’ interest.

The workers, under the aegis of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers and Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, described the reform as a cover-up and vindictive actions against their members.

They, therefore, urged President Muhammadu Buhari to call the newly appointed Group Managing Director, GMD, of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, to order by directing him to stop the on-going downsizing in the Corporation.

Vowing to give equal response to whatever actions of government they consider capable of suppressing worker’s interests, the unions suggested that a team should be set up immediately to review the actions of the NNPC helmsman so far in the interest of justice, equity and fairness.

Within two weeks of the commencement of the reform, Mr. Kachikwu has carried out massive restructuring of the management of the corporation.

Apart from the sack and re-composition of the board, Mr. Kachikwu has retired 38 top management staff, reduced the top hierarchy of the corporation from 122 to 83 and the operational directorates from eight to four.

New Group Executive Directors, GEDs, have since been appointed for the new directorates, along with Group General Managers, GGMs, for the various divisions, a move he said was to rid the corporation of corruption and make it more efficient and profitable.

Mr. Kachikwu also hinted that the last had not been heard of the ongoing restructuring as more heads might still roll as the reform progresses.

However, the oil workers in a joint statement by the President of PENGASSAN, Francis Johnson, and his counterpart in NUPENG, Igwe Achese, accused the NNPC management of executing an agenda that did not carry them along.

The statement, which was also signed by their General Secretaries – Bayo Olowoshile and Joseph Ogbebor respectively – also accused Mr. Kachikwu of pursuing an agenda contrary to the idea canvassed by President Muhammadu Buhari.

“While we are fully in support of the fight against corruption, the fight itself should not be turned against workers whom government swore to protect”, the oil workers said.

“The ongoing exercise portends a great danger in the oil sector if workers are meant to bear the brunt of government’s current action where the fight against corruption is now being used as an act of vindictiveness against workers”.

The on-going exercise, the oil workers said, did not show any attempt to fight corruption and block leakages, but was “an act of cover up”.

“We dare the new GMD of NNPC, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu to recover the stolen trillions of Naira in the sector than retiring and sacking of innocent workers. We are quite sure that the on-going action is not the idea of our dear President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR”.

As players in all spheres of the industry’s operation, the unions said all attempts to have audience with President Buhari to review the on-going reforms in the NNPC met a brick wall.

Despite being the representatives of organized workers in the industry, the union leaders claimed all their suggestions on the critical challenges affecting the on-going reforms were being not being considered by the authorities.

They listed the issues to include the review of industry policy and fiscal framework; cash call and counterpart funding obligations; stability of the downstream oil and gas sector; pipeline sabotage and oil theft.

On the NNPC restructuring, the oil workers said the mass sack in the corporation was sending very wrong signals to their members throughout the oil and gas sector, particularly about their job security.

Reminding government of its promise to create jobs through the entire strata of the economy, they noted that the situation in the NNPC was likely to have the opposite effect.

“We believe people are not the problem, but the structure put in place. If there are strong structures and institutions, the organization will be a more effective place,” the unions stated.

“So instead of a blanket sacking of workers, which other organizations are likely to key into, government reforms should be geared towards putting in place effective and strong structures and institutions that will meet the numerous challenges currently bedeviling the oil and gas sector in particular and the nation in general”.

Cc: lalasticala, ishilove, obinoscopy

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temitemi1:
The guy is so dope, the guy is the king of the twitter just like the way barcanista is the king of NL

Wow, weird as it may sound, I've not heard of him. I guess I have to research more about him.

Too bad. One wonders why our 'activists ' like Soyinka, Falana etc aren't saying anything. Even the media hardly report in details, the plight of Osun people.

Evil change chanting cum broom waving wolves.

am I dreaming or can't I see d amount spent well. Buhari just for one year ur fiful have spent !more than pdp in 4 years. Abeg make person help me do d mathematics o, how much go remain for ur so called empty treasury?? and some thugs still dae wait for #5k, school children food e.t.c you are all on a long thing

***sips zobo***

OBJ is such a drama queen for real. He seeks for too much attention lately, maybe na age sha.


*Continues sipping my H2SO4*

Nice write up. This is truth in it's entirety.

Let them fight dirty. It will bring to light how corrupt these change chanting broom wavers are.
It was quite interesting to know that updating a website costs up to 70,000,000 Naira.

Only God knows how much road construction and other capital projects costs in APC government, little wonder they refused to adopt the FoIB.

Ask d fruits

And some chiefs are telling us stories.. Meanwhile check my image

ElDaIllest:
does this post in anyway affiliate with boko haram issues GOD DASH THIS MUMU SENSE!!!

After he dash you ur own, den I can now collect

So??

pinkbee:
What's wrong with her dress?

Ask Google, u no see d boobs on d holy altar of God, thank God for Jesus christ, I would have fàllen already

***spits*** ngozi hope you are seeing this, cause I know wat u are thinking,no try am o for our wedding

H2so4, Dats d best my babe

So ladies too are sharp, no wonder, but wait.. Ngozi no dae sharp oo

I smell lies

How does this stop boko haram in Nigeria

otokx:
Seconded

Thirded

Baawaa:
To me,Jonathan is the worst President Nigeria ever had. So corrupt and weak.

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If you want the legislator to reduce there salaries, kindly tell bubu to declare his assets public den we can now start from there.

But if not, check my signature