The strike scheduled to start on Nov. 16 is called by the blue-collar Nigeria Labor Congress (NLC) and its allied associations to press demands for a reversal in fuel prices.
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The Strike Near At Hand
The PENGASSAN warned that branches of the association, which failed to join the strike, would be sanctioned
Nigeria's white-collar oil workers' union said on Wednesday it had decided to join the proposed nationwide strike against rising fuel prices that threatens the west African country's oil export.
A statement signed by President of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association (PENGASSAN), Brown Ogbeifun, said the decision to join the strike was taken at an emergency meeting of the association.
The PENGASSAN warned that branches of the association, which failed to join the strike, would be sanctioned.
The strike scheduled to start on Nov. 16 is called by the blue-collar Nigeria Labor Congress (NLC) and its allied associations to press demands for a reversal in fuel prices.
The strike scheduled to start on Nov. 16 is called by the blue-collar Nigeria Labor Congress (NLC) and its allied associations to press demands for a reversal in fuel prices.
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