Chevron Nupeng contract staff have reportedly been on strike for almost a month now
due to non payment of dues and inconclusive close of contract. They held a peaceful demonstration this morning, blocking the entrance to the premises after management of Chevron Nigeria Ltd allegedly seized their equipment. More photos after the cut...
Kikikiki
ReplyDeleteNo money in d system! People aren't smiling
ReplyDeleteHmmmm. Good
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ReplyDeleteHmm
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ReplyDelete~D great anonymous!
As long as its peaceful, definitely I don't hav any problem wit it except it goes otheswise. I wish them all d best.
ReplyDeleteThis non payment seems to be everywhere, the question now is where is the money?
ReplyDeleteIt is well
A whole chevron,why we pay before the month end.shame to them since the have started emulating nigeria useless governos in owning workers.
ReplyDelete#sad indeed
A whole chevron,why we pay before the month end.shame to them since the have started emulating nigeria useless governos in owning workers.
ReplyDelete#sad indeed
Wharris my business
ReplyDeletea.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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Ehya sorry for them.....
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***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***
Hmmmm! Working as a contract staff in Chevron is simply put - SLAVERY! What are theses workers asking for? Their money.
ReplyDeleteOK, SEEN...TOMJERRYSWIT
ReplyDeleteManagement please pay your workers! Its not as if there's no money.
ReplyDelete#TeamBlessed#
Na wah oo.. it is well
ReplyDeleteI support em.Its unfair for workers to work without being paid their entitlement. It's wickedness.
ReplyDeleteThe one I find very irksome is the salaries owed by govt.Its like a stab to the heart knowing fully well the money belong to everybody & it belongs to nobody
This is injustice and unfair labor practice which the presidency and relevant authorities should strive to end casualization and pay that which is due our fellow citizens
ReplyDeleteWickedness in high places... I hope the presidency looks into this abnormal Blackman practice & address it...
ReplyDeleteWickedness in high places... I hope the presidency looks into this abnormal Blackman practice & address it...
ReplyDeleteWhy na,?
ReplyDeleteBlocking way of entrance how does it prove peaceful protest?
ReplyDeleteI wish them all the best in resolving the issue. Linda take!
ReplyDeleteI wish them all the best in resolving the issue. Linda take!
ReplyDeleteI wish them all the best in resolving the issue. Linda take!
ReplyDeleteI wish them all the best in resolving the issue. Linda take!
ReplyDeleteGood for them
ReplyDeleteProtest αи∂ get what u want
#IT will ONLY get BETTER
#it MUST end IN praise
I have strong evidence to support above fact that chevron Nigeria limited owes contract workers. James
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