wristbangle:


Check ya pm ma.

Besides with this development, it's better one store up his ban with excess before the fuel crisis start biting hard.

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DONSMITH123:
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malton:
The way things are going, one might wake up one morning to discover that they've been locked indoor, with their rights taken, citing a successful sale of country. .

Truth is, Mr president sometimes does things haphazardly and seldom behaves preposterously.

No clear template as to what direction(s) you intend going, then, without recourse to law or due consultations with stakeholders, you unbundle what's been bundled for years and expect those affected to not react? That's akin to stealing their rights, man. It's a government job, public purse runs the business... not some private enterprise!

Much as the unbundling seems good from where I'm standing, government policy should be consistent with a defined roadmap, and if at any point there's need for restructuring, due process be followed.

malton:
The way things are going, one might wake up one morning to discover that they've been locked indoor, with their rights taken, citing a successful sale of country. .

Truth is, [/b]Mr president sometimes does things haphazardly and seldom behaves preposterously[b].

No clear template as to what direction(s) you intend going, then, without recourse to law or due consultations with stakeholders, you unbundle what's been bundled for years and expect those affected to not react? That's akin to stealing their rights, man. It's a government job, public purse runs the business... not some private enterprise!

Much as the unbundling seems good from where I'm standing, government policy should be consistent with a defined roadmap, and if at any point there's need for restructuring, due process be followed.

modath:


NNPC Pengassan & Nupeng executive members know the unbunddling will whittle down their powers & avenues to enrich themselves... there is zero altruistic reason for this...

Elections into the both unions worse pass do or die!! This country is bedeviled on too many fronts aswear!!

NavierStokes:
And this is only the unions aspect of the fight, the NASS showdown is yet to begin, on this issue.

Intransigence will be the undoing of this government. I was fully in support of this move but legal channels need to be followed to do the right things, had even thought with Kachukwu's assertion of them breaking the PIB into smaller chunks, they had addressed this unbundling issue at the NASS on a low key. If they haven't done the right thing then they should go back to the drawing board, invite all stakeholders, take into consideration their inputs and ensure that the process is transparent and in line with the law.

dtruth3:
Now lets see how Bubu the tyrant handles this!

rusher14:


If Kachickwu with a PhD in Law and extensive knowledge and experience of the industry makes a decision in his area of expertise, I suggest we al should wait before crying blue murder.

HungerBAD:
Kudos to the Govt.

These same set of people, are the reason why our Refineries are in the comatose state they are in now. The Government should not negotiate anything with them, and should go ahead with its plan of breaking them up.

These criminals keep calling themselves Stakeholders.

For those workers that join the strike, please they should be dis-engaged from the Federal Government Service(NNPC) as there are thousands of jobless Nigerians, waiting to take their spots.

Nigerians say no to the CABAL holding the NNPC to Ransom.

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