₦airaland Forum

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Can you tell us another Union in that refinery?

I am very sure you will disappear now. I am sure

Tell me another Union again that has opened there, apart from PENGASSAN.[/color]

ayindejimmy:
Which Nigerian workers are replaced by Indians ? Do you think there are no laws that states the number of foreigners that can work in a company in Nigeria.
The Union just want to be in a position to call the shots at Dangote Refinery. Why must everyone join there Union? Can't Dangote staff form there own union. So they want to force workers on Dangote Refinery ba? The Dangote Refinery knows whats best for them and they should be allowedd to employ and sack whomever they want. If you want to work at the Refinery, you must obey their rules

izzou:
[color=royalblue]A Workers Union is for Workers, not for you.

What concerns PENGASSAN with an Ordinary Nigerian? Are you part of PENGASSAN?

I don't even understand you guys. You type so well, but choose to compose a text without intelligence.

PENGASSAN is fighting for the rights of its workers. It's not for ordinary Nigerians. It's not for poor people. It's not for filling stations.

What is so difficult to understand here?[/color]

ayindejimmy:
Must every work place have a union ?
The only thing I know unions do in Nigeria is control pricing and armtwist employers .

Where were the unions when Tinubu removed subsidy , them kept quiet because it favours them
Now , someone is trying to terminate the oil cabals they are going on strike

Mthumbie:
This is a very sensitive issues that needs to be dealt with decisively.

lionshare:
Both the workers and the refinery ultimately serve one group: the end-users—the people. If the people don’t want any disruption in supply, who are the workers to complain? Between workers, investors, and the end-users, who is easier to replace? Resisting change only leads to being crushed. It’s better to embrace change first, then find ways to align your interests with those of the end-users and investors. If not, the door is always open.

P1PrinceKT:
Joining Union is not by force. If they decide today they exit the Union. The next day Pengassan will stop the strike.
Your own is to convince them to exit the Union (Pengassan) and form their own Dangote refineries own.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]A large number of Nigerians are very ignorant.

Someone is protecting the staff, they are complaining.

I never see these kind of daftness before.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]A Workers Union is for Workers, not for you.

What concerns PENGASSAN with an Ordinary Nigerian? Are you part of PENGASSAN?

I don't even understand you guys. You type so well, but choose to compose a text without intelligence.

PENGASSAN is fighting for the rights of its workers. It's not for ordinary Nigerians. It's not for poor people. It's not for filling stations.

What is so difficult to understand here?[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Please nau. Stop embarrassing yourself

ASUU means Academic Staff Union of Universities. Show me where Students are part of ASUU?

Stop please. Go and understand what Worker's Union is, and then come back and edit your comment.[/color]

Elusive001:
I laugh at all of them talking against NUPENG and PENGASSAN. They are uninformed. Most of them are hawkers and road side kiosks owners who do not know what these unions stand for.

12inchess:
Imagine having equal votes with someone with this kind of thinking. Many Nigerians go to school but are uneducated. A workers union is meant to protect the rights of workers in the union and is recognized by our labor laws and not to build refineries. Nigerians are so used to being mistreated at work that they can't even phantom that they should have rights to fair treatment.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Yes, according to the Nigerian Labour Law. It stipulates that if a workplace has a particular number of staff, they MUST have a Union.

Yes..
YES
YESSSS....

Like, before you argue, just read first.
Thank you.

The garantee of Fundamental human right is even above the constitution and it ensures freedom of association.
So you can force union upons anybody - it's voluntary

Once again, Yes.[/color]

12inchess:
Imagine having equal votes with someone with this kind of thinking. Many Nigerians go to school but are uneducated. A workers union is meant to protect the rights of workers in the union and is recognized by our labor laws and not to build refineries. Nigerians are so used to being mistreated at work that they can't even phantom that they should have rights to fair treatment.

izzou:
[color=royalblue] Probably content creators who have no idea of what a corporate work environment should be.

Very Ignorant set of people [/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Yes, according to the Nigerian Labour Law. It stipulates that if a workplace has a particular number of staff, they MUST have a Union.

Yes..
YES
YESSSS....

Like, before you argue, just read first.
Thank you.

Once again, Yes.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Yes, according to the Nigerian Labour Law. It stipulates that if a workplace has a particular number of staff, they MUST have a Union.

Yes..
YES
YESSSS....

Like, before you argue, just read first.

Once again, Yes.[/color]

ayindejimmy:
The preservation of Fundamental human right is even above the constitution and it ensures freedom of association.
So you cant force union upons anybody - it's voluntary

FutureFocus:
They should be arrested and locked up , economy saboteurs

Anniwil:
Indeed the drama can lead to disruption if the autonomy Dangote has in the refinery is exhausted and our NNPC cannot meet its quota,btw no one knows the true daily Nigeria consumption cos corruption has thrived in the O&G sector.
As per the behavior of past unions,it’s actually contextual ,the real issue here is the right to unionize and the sacking of those who made that attempt.
Genuine concern for Nigerian’s welfare starts from our local government- what have they done with the increased direct allocation?,Our State governors ,how have they ensured that citizens are the direct beneficiaries of their enhanced revenue.
PENGASSAN on the other hand has a clear mandate - Protect the job of its members and improve their working conditions which so far
especially in recent times has been done quite well

Elusive001:
You dey lecturethe illiterates bah?

Leave them to continue foaming in the mouth. When finish, dem go go look food chop.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]So if they owe me for months, or provide poor working conditions, because you don't want any disruption, I shouldn't complain abi?

Chai! This guy![/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]As simple as the bolded is, many Nigerians cannot understand it.

God help us![/color]

lionshare:
Seems like you don’t realize you have a choice—resign! It’s a competitive market.

izzou:
[color=royalblue] It's pointless engaging you on this discourse.

You're right, my friend. Very right. I'm sure Dangote doesn't know this line. I hope he sees it, so he can show PENGASSAN and stop this drama.

Take care![/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]A large number of Nigerians are very ignorant.

Someone is protecting the staff, they are complaining.

I never see these kind of daftness before.[/color]

ogascomax:
😂😂😂😂 The matter tire you too. I don't work for PENGASSAN or benefits anything from them. But those guys that think PENGASSAN is the foe between Dangote and PENGASSAN I wonder what level of ignorance can be displayed by them. Dangote is a business man and he is not helping me or us he is simply doing his business and if he is not checkmate he will enslave his workers all in the name of its my refinery that I can do anything I want.
Where is that done in the world.
Is he the first oil and gas company. Is Chevron, seplat, Mobil, total etc government owned. Don't they play by the rules. Why most only Dangote take his path. If all the rest companies decided to go solo then who will intervene for workers again?

P1PrinceKT:
Pengassan is protecting Nigerian workers fired by Dangote and replaced them with Indians Which you might probably have been among them. Unfortunately you keep blind eye to the evil because it's not your concern. At the same time showing ignorance of the law that protects workers rights to join any Union of their choice.

Almunjid:
Na wah Ooo! Is it no longer possible for a wealthy individual to build a refinery in Nigeria without encountering obstacles? PENGASSAN should refrain from causing Dangote to regret constructing this refinery in Nigeria. If they believe his actions were unjust, they should take it upon themselves to build a refinery and provide employment for those who were terminated. PENGASSAN appears to be merely advocating for their own interests, exploiting the situation of the terminated workers as a front to disguise their true intentions.

Peace!

izzou:
[color=royalblue] Anyone who has worked in a corporate environment will know that your employer cannot love you more than your Union.

The Nigerian law clearly stipulates workers to have a Union when their strength exceeds a minimum number

But because Dangote is the first man, and first oil company to exist on earth, we should burn the Nigerian constitution.

No wonder Chinese and Indian firms don't take us seriously. Anything goes in Nigeria.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue] Anyone who has worked in a corporate environment will know that your employer cannot love you more than your Union.

The Nigerian law clearly stipulates workers to have a Union when their strength exceeds a minimum number

But because Dangote is the first man, and first oil company to exist on earth, we should burn the Nigerian constitution.

No wonder Chinese and Indian firms don't take us seriously. Anything goes in Nigeria.[/color]