PENGASSAN

PENGASSAN has clarified its position regarding allegations of employee maltreatment by International Oil Companies, specifically TotalEnergies. The union denied issuing any official statement or authorizing the release of documents making such claims, condemning the publication as a breach of privacy and confidentiality. PENGASSAN is investigating the breach and reiterates its commitment to dialogue and industrial harmony.

PENGASSAN has strongly criticized President Bola Tinubu's Executive Order, arguing it undermines the Petroleum Industry Act and could lead to industrial unrest and job losses. They are advocating for the order's recall to protect the industry's stability and their members' employment.

PENGASSAN, through its President, Festus Osifo, has provided key insights into the operational readiness and economic challenges facing the Nigerian National Petroleum Company===Port Harcourt Refinery. Their statements highlight the technical viability of the refinery while acknowledging the profitability concerns raised by NNPC Limited.

The PENGASSAN (PENGASSAN) protested Executive Order 9, arguing it violates the Petroleum Industry Act and undermines the operational independence of the Federal Government of Nigeria===NNPC Limited. They warned of potential negative impacts on the company's ability to fund operations and meet statutory obligations.

The PENGASSAN (PENGASSAN) has rejected Executive Order No. 9, arguing that it contradicts the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) and could lead to job losses and deter investment in Nigeria's oil and gas sector.