Williams Akporeha has been elected as the new President of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas workers, NUPENG. He was sworn into office during the national delegates congress of the Union, which held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Correspondent Uche Okoro reports that 302 delegates from 104 branches of NUPENG nationwide participated in the election that brought Williams Akporeha into the office of President of the
Union.
He replaces Igwe Achese who held the position for eight years.
The new NUPENG President will be directly assisted during his 4-year tenure by two deputy Presidents, Solomon Kilanko and Bassey Harry amongst other officials.
Meanwhile the NUPENG Congress, which held at the Obi Wali International Conference Center in Port Harcourt, focused on the impact of technology on industrial relations in the country.
Discussions about the controversial minimum wage for Nigerian workers also took center stage.
The new executive of NUPENG led by Williams Akporeha has in the meantime promised to tackle a number of other anti-labor practices.
Some of these include casualization of workers, outsourcing and massive retrenchments in the oil and gas industry.
Williams Akporeha has been elected as the new President of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas workers, NUPENG. He was sworn into office during the national delegates congress of the Union, which held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Correspondent Uche Okoro reports that 302 delegates from 104 branches of NUPENG nationwide participated in the election that brought Williams Akporeha into the office of President of the
Union.
He replaces Igwe Achese who held the position for eight years.
The new NUPENG President will be directly assisted during his 4-year tenure by two deputy Presidents, Solomon Kilanko and Bassey Harry amongst other officials.
Meanwhile the NUPENG Congress, which held at the Obi Wali International Conference Center in Port Harcourt, focused on the impact of technology on industrial relations in the country.
Discussions about the controversial minimum wage for Nigerian workers also took center stage.
The new executive of NUPENG led by Williams Akporeha has in the meantime promised to tackle a number of other anti-labor practices.
Some of these include casualization of workers, outsourcing and massive retrenchments in the oil and gas industry.
Williams Akporeha has been elected as the new President of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas workers, NUPENG. He was sworn into office during the national delegates congress of the Union, which held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Correspondent Uche Okoro reports that 302 delegates from 104 branches of NUPENG nationwide participated in the election that brought Williams Akporeha into the office of President of the
Union.
He replaces Igwe Achese who held the position for eight years.
The new NUPENG President will be directly assisted during his 4-year tenure by two deputy Presidents, Solomon Kilanko and Bassey Harry amongst other officials.
Meanwhile the NUPENG Congress, which held at the Obi Wali International Conference Center in Port Harcourt, focused on the impact of technology on industrial relations in the country.
Discussions about the controversial minimum wage for Nigerian workers also took center stage.
The new executive of NUPENG led by Williams Akporeha has in the meantime promised to tackle a number of other anti-labor practices.
Some of these include casualization of workers, outsourcing and massive retrenchments in the oil and gas industry.
Williams Akporeha has been elected as the new President of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas workers, NUPENG. He was sworn into office during the national delegates congress of the Union, which held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Correspondent Uche Okoro reports that 302 delegates from 104 branches of NUPENG nationwide participated in the election that brought Williams Akporeha into the office of President of the
Union.
He replaces Igwe Achese who held the position for eight years.
The new NUPENG President will be directly assisted during his 4-year tenure by two deputy Presidents, Solomon Kilanko and Bassey Harry amongst other officials.
Meanwhile the NUPENG Congress, which held at the Obi Wali International Conference Center in Port Harcourt, focused on the impact of technology on industrial relations in the country.
Discussions about the controversial minimum wage for Nigerian workers also took center stage.
The new executive of NUPENG led by Williams Akporeha has in the meantime promised to tackle a number of other anti-labor practices.
Some of these include casualization of workers, outsourcing and massive retrenchments in the oil and gas industry.
Williams Akporeha has been elected as the new President of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas workers, NUPENG. He was sworn into office during the national delegates congress of the Union, which held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Correspondent Uche Okoro reports that 302 delegates from 104 branches of NUPENG nationwide participated in the election that brought Williams Akporeha into the office of President of the
Union.
He replaces Igwe Achese who held the position for eight years.
The new NUPENG President will be directly assisted during his 4-year tenure by two deputy Presidents, Solomon Kilanko and Bassey Harry amongst other officials.
Meanwhile the NUPENG Congress, which held at the Obi Wali International Conference Center in Port Harcourt, focused on the impact of technology on industrial relations in the country.
Discussions about the controversial minimum wage for Nigerian workers also took center stage.
The new executive of NUPENG led by Williams Akporeha has in the meantime promised to tackle a number of other anti-labor practices.
Some of these include casualization of workers, outsourcing and massive retrenchments in the oil and gas industry.
Williams Akporeha has been elected as the new President of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas workers, NUPENG. He was sworn into office during the national delegates congress of the Union, which held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Correspondent Uche Okoro reports that 302 delegates from 104 branches of NUPENG nationwide participated in the election that brought Williams Akporeha into the office of President of the
Union.
He replaces Igwe Achese who held the position for eight years.
The new NUPENG President will be directly assisted during his 4-year tenure by two deputy Presidents, Solomon Kilanko and Bassey Harry amongst other officials.
Meanwhile the NUPENG Congress, which held at the Obi Wali International Conference Center in Port Harcourt, focused on the impact of technology on industrial relations in the country.
Discussions about the controversial minimum wage for Nigerian workers also took center stage.
The new executive of NUPENG led by Williams Akporeha has in the meantime promised to tackle a number of other anti-labor practices.
Some of these include casualization of workers, outsourcing and massive retrenchments in the oil and gas industry.
Williams Akporeha has been elected as the new President of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas workers, NUPENG. He was sworn into office during the national delegates congress of the Union, which held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Correspondent Uche Okoro reports that 302 delegates from 104 branches of NUPENG nationwide participated in the election that brought Williams Akporeha into the office of President of the
Union.
He replaces Igwe Achese who held the position for eight years.
The new NUPENG President will be directly assisted during his 4-year tenure by two deputy Presidents, Solomon Kilanko and Bassey Harry amongst other officials.
Meanwhile the NUPENG Congress, which held at the Obi Wali International Conference Center in Port Harcourt, focused on the impact of technology on industrial relations in the country.
Discussions about the controversial minimum wage for Nigerian workers also took center stage.
The new executive of NUPENG led by Williams Akporeha has in the meantime promised to tackle a number of other anti-labor practices.
Some of these include casualization of workers, outsourcing and massive retrenchments in the oil and gas industry.
Williams Akporeha has been elected as the new President of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas workers, NUPENG. He was sworn into office during the national delegates congress of the Union, which held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Correspondent Uche Okoro reports that 302 delegates from 104 branches of NUPENG nationwide participated in the election that brought Williams Akporeha into the office of President of the
Union.
He replaces Igwe Achese who held the position for eight years.
The new NUPENG President will be directly assisted during his 4-year tenure by two deputy Presidents, Solomon Kilanko and Bassey Harry amongst other officials.
Meanwhile the NUPENG Congress, which held at the Obi Wali International Conference Center in Port Harcourt, focused on the impact of technology on industrial relations in the country.
Discussions about the controversial minimum wage for Nigerian workers also took center stage.
The new executive of NUPENG led by Williams Akporeha has in the meantime promised to tackle a number of other anti-labor practices.
Some of these include casualization of workers, outsourcing and massive retrenchments in the oil and gas industry.
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