PENGASSAN) has called off its industrial action which constrained export activities of up to 300,000 barrels of oil per day across all ExxonMobil locations in Nigeria.
PENGASSAN President believes that fuel will be sold for less than N500 per liter after the fuel subsidy is removed.
PENGASSAN has claimed that the non-availability of FX at the CBN rate to marketers is largely responsible for the increase of fuel scarcity.
PENGASSAN has threatened to shut down oil and gas facilities and the distribution of petroleum products across the country.
The Management has dismissed reports that Chevron Nigeria Ltd has concluded plans to relocate jobs outside the country.
The Chevron branch of PENGASSAN has demanded the removal of the Chairman and Managing Director of Chevron, Mr Jeff Ewing.
The workers sacked by @Chevron Nigeria Limited have all resumed to their various duties after a face-off between the oil and gas company and the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (#NUPENG).
