PENGASSAN Suspends Strike After Agreement with Dangote Refinery
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) suspended its strike after reaching an agreement with Dangote Refinery Group, brokered by the Federal Government. PENGASSAN agreed to end the industrial action following the company's commitment to reabsorb 800 sacked staff who allegedly joined the union.
President Festus Osifo announced the suspension, citing respect for the government's efforts. While the deal addressed some demands, PENGASSAN expressed concerns over specific guarantees for the reinstated workers.
The resolution marks a step towards peace and stability in the oil and gas sector.
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