DENIAL OF EMPLOYMENT, Chevron Get Knocks From Group

  ..CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION OF MEDICAL REPORTS ON A QUALIFIED CAPTAIN FROM NIGER DELTA REGION  *** SAYS IT WILL NOT HESITATE TO ASK FOR TRANSFER OF MANAGING DIRECTOR OF CHEVRON OUT OF NIGERIA  The Niger Delta Indigenous  Movement For Radical  Change  ( NDIMRC ) has called on the Managing  Director of  Chevron Nigeria Limited  ( CNL ),  Mr  Jeff  Ewing  to urgently investigate the  denial of Captain John Roland Tonlagha of employment  after a successful interview with the  Company. In a Press Statement signed by its President, Nelly Emma,  Secretary, John…

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Don’t Crack The Bond Between Egbema, Gbaramatu, Ugedi Advises Stakeholders

By Sunday Apah, Ughelli, Mister Philemon Ugedi, Adviser of Egbema and Gbaramatu Communities Development Foundation (EGCDF) has stated that the call from some quarters that government should invite Gbaramatu communities alongside protesting Ugborodo-Itsekiri community for negotiation without consideration for Egbema communities, is like cracking the existing peaceful bond between the Gbaramatu and Egbema communities. Ugedi who made this known at EGCDF office, Effurun, Delta state, yesterday, advised Chevron Nigeria Limited and Government to carry all the Chevron Nigeria Limited host communities along in all their negotiations. He said, “all the…

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Ukori Advises Groups Against Issuance of Threat Messages To CNL

Following a recent threat to shutdown operations of Chevron Nigeria Limited in Egbema Kingdom by a group ‘General Creek Mandate”, the Executive Chairman of Egbema and Gbaramatu Communities Development Foundation (EGCDF), Ambassador Jude Ebitimi Ukori has called on all groups issuing threat statements to Chevron Nigeria Limited in Egbema Kingdom to eschew violence and embrace dialogue. Ukori who made this known in a statement yesterday said, the EGCDF remains the constituted authority representing the interest of the communities, saying dialogue remains the globally accepted means of agitating for ones rights.…

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