The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Tanker Drivers branch has debunked the rumors circulating in the social media platforms that the Petroleum Tanker Drivers Branch of NUPENG issued three days ultimatum to the federal government of Nigeria.
The union denied this information and described it as false.
The press statement further states that the leadership of the branch met with the
minister of works, housing and power on Thursday where reports of the on going repairs and reconstructions of damaged highways were discussed.
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The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Tanker Drivers branch has debunked the rumors circulating in the social media platforms that the Petroleum Tanker Drivers Branch of NUPENG issued three days ultimatum to the federal government of Nigeria.
The union denied this information and described it as false.
The press statement further states that the leadership of the branch met with the
minister of works, housing and power on Thursday where reports of the on going repairs and reconstructions of damaged highways were discussed.
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The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Tanker Drivers branch has debunked the rumors circulating in the social media platforms that the Petroleum Tanker Drivers Branch of NUPENG issued three days ultimatum to the federal government of Nigeria.
The union denied this information and described it as false.
The press statement further states that the leadership of the branch met with the
minister of works, housing and power on Thursday where reports of the on going repairs and reconstructions of damaged highways were discussed.
.
The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Tanker Drivers branch has debunked the rumors circulating in the social media platforms that the Petroleum Tanker Drivers Branch of NUPENG issued three days ultimatum to the federal government of Nigeria.
The union denied this information and described it as false.
The press statement further states that the leadership of the branch met with the
minister of works, housing and power on Thursday where reports of the on going repairs and reconstructions of damaged highways were discussed.
.
The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Tanker Drivers branch has debunked the rumors circulating in the social media platforms that the Petroleum Tanker Drivers Branch of NUPENG issued three days ultimatum to the federal government of Nigeria.
The union denied this information and described it as false.
The press statement further states that the leadership of the branch met with the
minister of works, housing and power on Thursday where reports of the on going repairs and reconstructions of damaged highways were discussed.
.
The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Tanker Drivers branch has debunked the rumors circulating in the social media platforms that the Petroleum Tanker Drivers Branch of NUPENG issued three days ultimatum to the federal government of Nigeria.
The union denied this information and described it as false.
The press statement further states that the leadership of the branch met with the
minister of works, housing and power on Thursday where reports of the on going repairs and reconstructions of damaged highways were discussed.
.
The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Tanker Drivers branch has debunked the rumors circulating in the social media platforms that the Petroleum Tanker Drivers Branch of NUPENG issued three days ultimatum to the federal government of Nigeria.
The union denied this information and described it as false.
The press statement further states that the leadership of the branch met with the
minister of works, housing and power on Thursday where reports of the on going repairs and reconstructions of damaged highways were discussed.
.
The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Tanker Drivers branch has debunked the rumors circulating in the social media platforms that the Petroleum Tanker Drivers Branch of NUPENG issued three days ultimatum to the federal government of Nigeria.
The union denied this information and described it as false.
The press statement further states that the leadership of the branch met with the
minister of works, housing and power on Thursday where reports of the on going repairs and reconstructions of damaged highways were discussed.
.