As a result of the purported plan to sell the national
assets of Nigeria to some Muslim Northern cabals as grand plot to take
indirectly take over the major economic hub of the country, using the current
recession as an excuse to execute their strategy, there is the likelihood that there
will be series of industrial actions and other forms of civil disobedience to
force the current administration which has inflicted untold hardship on
Nigerians.
Thus, report reaching us has it that the Petroleum and
Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) has debilitated to
go on strike if the Federal Government offers national resources for sale.
The union's Public Relations' Officer, Mr Emmanuel Ojugbana,
made this known in an announcement in Lagos, where he prompted the
administration not to offer the assets in light of a legitimate concern for
Nigerians.
Lately, calls were made by some Northerners with Alhaji
Dangote leading the call for the sale of the assets to cushion financial
retreat
Ojugbana depicted the moves as unpatriotic, saying that the
deal would add more hardship to Nigerians.
He said that it wasn't right to tackle the nation's
transient financial issue by giving over aggregate common treasure to a couple
of people.
“We will not watch our national assets sold, especially
those in the oil and gas industry such as NLNG that has become a huge revenue
earner for Nigeria; refineries and shares in the upstream oil and gas JV
operations.
“Any attempt to sell these assets will be resisted as
PENGASSAN will ensure that every activity in the oil and gas sector is brought
to a halt,” he held.
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