Veracity Desk veracitydesk
Related Articles
Members of the enlarged National Administrative Council (NAC) of Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, (NUPENG) had on Saturday (Sept 29, 2018) lauded the style of leadership of the Union’s President, Comrade Williams Akporeha, saying he has made a lot of institutional reforms since he officially assumed office on April 6, 2018.
NAC during its emergency meeting unanimously stated that the President has made a lot of institutional reforms in the Union and his agenda on taking the Union to the next level is on course with records of many positive milestones.
The President, Comrade Akporeha on his part showed appreciation to the encomiums he received at the high profile meeting and promised to do more.
He further emphasized on the new approach the Union is using to press home its demands in the interest of its members with a resolve to entrench harmonious and peaceful industrial relations in the overall interest of the Nigeria’s oil and gas industry.
The astute and very reticent but firm President also noted that his leadership will not hesitate to place the needs and interests of the Union above anything else and there is no going back on all the promises he made when he formally assumed office in April 2018.
Apart from the President, others who were part of the meeting included, Comrade Adamu Song (General Secretary), Comrade Solomon Kilanko (Deputy President), Comrade Bassey Harry (Deputy President), Comrade Alex Agwanwor (National Treasurer), Comrade Monday Osunde (National Trustee), Comrade Afolabi Olawale (Deputy General Secretary in charge of operations), Comrade Rotimi Benjamin (Vice President Lagos).
Also in attendance were the National Chairman of PTD branch of NUPENG Comrade (Otunba) Akanni Oladiti, Comrade Joke Oyeleke (Welfare Officer), Comrade Otite Onohwohwo (PAGS Admin), Comrade Anthony Chukwu (Finance/Account), Comrade Adamson Momoh (PAGS Research P/A), Comrade Tayo Aboyeji (Chairman Lagos Zone) Comrade Ogbodo Thompson (National Auditor), Comrade Prince Moses (National Chief Whip) and others.
