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There's been a subtle modification of Nairaland frontend, noticeable on the Quote, Report, Like, Share links

emmanuelewumi:
They have not lost out. They are high value workers with rare talents. They have also received training abroad at the expenses of their employer.

They now have highly marketable skills and knowledge that are in top demand locally.


The loser is the employer who spent money training them abroad and now refusing to employ them in the refinery for what's reason

Lol I understand the joke is on the 800 guys
I will add that they equally now have dent on that CV .If they apply to new companies. The management may see them as trouble makers if verification is conducted before employment

IYGEAL:
There's been a subtle modification of Nairaland frontend, noticeable on the Quote, Report, Like, Share links

Yes oh.i was thinking it could be from my phone
That I could have changed something in the settings mistakenly which turned out to be good because I see those options better

chimex38:
OK. in context, you were creating awareness about the current worth of their depot assets.

I probably must have read a little more meaning into it than necessary. especially given their delisting situation.
It's all good.

Yes sir.

IYGEAL:
There's been a subtle modification of Nairaland frontend, noticeable on the Quote, Report, Like, Share links

Someone said Seun is liking CSS now 😁😁

Also buttons at the top of the page noww have dots as some sort of dilimiter.

emmanuelewumi:
A 3rd party company will be contracted to supply workers to the refinery

The root of Nigeria's problems lies with Nigerians themselves... You echo the mindset of our leaders. Expecting people to live in poverty and be treated as second-class citizens through contract staffing is unacceptable…

Sir, I know you have money. But don’t oppress people

PENGASSAN To Call Off Strike as Dangote Redeploys Sacked Workers 


https://x.com/Imranmuhdz/status/1973291851676340696

BETTER

Phlinx:
Universal Insurance and Linkassure are so tight one can't even penetrate their armor

Please, has the Bonus Shares of linkassure be credited to their Shareholders Portfolios?

handsomebolanle:
The root of Nigeria's problems lies with Nigerians themselves... You echo the mindset of our leaders. Expecting people to live in poverty and be treated as second-class citizens through contract staffing is unacceptable…

Sir, I know you have money. But don’t oppress people

Nobody is saying they shouldn't unionize but not at the dentriment of other citizens, when the members has issues, does it make sense to make other Nigerians who are not part of any of the aggrieved party to suffer.?

Other citizen being affected by their moves, what is our own sin? Common, be rational bro and don't think as a potential beneficiary from the agbero unions.

Because you they fight, no light, gas price went up, small fuel scarcity in some places and you are justifying all these.

handsomebolanle:
The root of Nigeria's problems lies with Nigerians themselves... You echo the mindset of our leaders. Expecting people to live in poverty and be treated as second-class citizens through contract staffing is unacceptable…

Sir, I know you have money. But don’t oppress people

I no get money oo, just telling the next move by the chess players.

PZ

Very excellent result.
I'm particularly pleased with the aggressive reduction in the RP debts

At FY '25, amount owed related parties = ₦80,059,302,000

At Q1 '26, amount owed related parties = ₦67,720,678,000

Just not sure if it's due to reclassification, FX revaluation or outright PAYMENTS...

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/10/how-remote-workers-influencers-ll-pay-tax-under-new-law-oyedele/

"He explained that upkeep money or gifts were not taxable, but noted that payment for any service or product attracts tax obligations."

You're spot on.

That's the exact quantity held by NCR Corporation (according to AFS '24).

We expect a corporate disclosure in the coming days...

I won't be shocked to know they left already. The company is doing very poorly...

ositadima1:
Did anybody notice that NCR traded more than 60% of its outstanding shares yesterday alone? It looks like their foreign majority holder exited.

Streetinvestor2:
Yes oh.i was thinking it could be from my phone
That I could have changed something in the settings mistakenly which turned out to be good because I see those options better

See Facebook people

handsomebolanle:
The root of Nigeria's problems lies with Nigerians themselves... You echo the mindset of our leaders. Expecting people to live in poverty and be treated as second-class citizens through contract staffing is unacceptable…

Sir, I know you have money. But don’t oppress people

You now want to make some of us look bad because we decide to be on the side of dangota.
Now that the 800 workers have been used by the union and failed. The union will continue to feed fat from the contributions of the workers without accountability as they never make thr financials open.
Why did the union not choose to go the way of industrial court in this battle as civilised organisation. They rather preferred the way of rascality to inflict pains on Nigerians who had no business in the matter .Don't preach what u don't practice

Stop eettt

Agbalowomeri:
See Facebook people

Agbalowomeri:
See Facebook people

Lol.i don't do social media. I don't have Facebook account, instagram, tik tok,twitter etc
It is only naira land I do because of investment thread and politics section na to catch cruise

For those arguing that food prices have not dropped please update yourself. Grains have seriously dropped. People who are into storage and speculated on higher prices are taking a 50% headcuts Lol

Streetinvestor2:
Lol.i don't do social media. I don't have Facebook account, instagram, tik tok,twitter etc
It is only naira land I do because of investment thread and politics section na to catch cruise

Don't worry your generation is what GenZs call Facebook people. In case you hear it somewhere else, it means analogue

Don't ask me how I know

Streetinvestor2:
Lol I understand the joke is on the 800 guys
I will add that they equally now have dent on that CV .If they apply to new companies. The management may see them as trouble makers if verification is conducted before employment

Wahala... In their minds what will be echoing now is "why I dig this pit for myself"

pluto09:
https://www.thisdaylive.com/2025/10/01/dangote-pengassan-reach-truce-strike-to-be-called-off-sacked-workers-to-be-recalled/

Why must an employee be forced on an employer? As long as he pays them whatever is due to them for disengagement in line with their contract of service, there's no wrong done to them.

SonofElElyonRet:
Why must an employee be forced on an employer? As long as he pays them whatever is due to them for disengagement in line with their contract of service, there's no wrong done to them.

Just the same way an employer can't be forced on an employee

For National Security Adviser, bosses of DSS and Nation Intelligence Agency to be present at that meeting, I think they just gave someone the opportunity to save face

Going forward, I think government will make efforts to make sure that labour issues should never extend towards affecting critical national assets that can be detrimental to economic security, energy security etc

In fact, it will be a criminal offence

Imagine manufacturers could not produce because gas supply was disrupted.

emmanuelewumi:
I no get money oo, just telling the next move by the chess players.

Dangote refinery gave PENGASSAN sicky 2, with this reshuffle PENGASSAN was left holding their dïcks in their hands. The anchor for the strike—sacking workers for illegal reasons—got wiped out with a masterstroke.

Access Bank sha. $15 million mansion is huge.

How much is that in Naira

You this Osita ehn...

ositadima1:
Dangote refinery gave PENGASSAN sicky 2, with this reshuffle PENGASSAN was left holding their dïcks in their hands. The anchor for the strike—sacking workers for illegal reasons—got wiped out with a masterstroke.

emmanuelewumi:
Going forward, I think government will make efforts to make sure that labour issues should never extend towards affecting critical national assets that can be detrimental to economic security, energy security etc

In fact, it will be a criminal offence

I don't think FG will make a move. Unions will still affect critical assets if welfare demands aren't met but will most likely be on other Govt involved oil n gas businesses.
PENGASSEN, NUPENG NUEE, TUC,ASUU have all held the country to ransom at one point or the other due to companies or FG failed welfarism packages to Nigeria.

PENGASSAN to release a communique soon.

Let’s say he won at this point . Though it hasn’t ended

That’s all I will have to say on this matter.

Let’s all move on.😀😎