Office of ExxonMobil has been Shut Down By Worker for Trying to Sack More than 100 workers

Report has reached us that ExxonMobil Lagos, was shut down by its own workers, in protest to attempts by the company to sack more than 100 Nigerian workers.

The protest at ExxonMobil, reputed to be one of the most valuable companies in the world, may also extend to the company’s oil facilities if the sack goes on arbitrarily.

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Speaking to a correspondent, an insider revealed that the office was shut after a “dispute between the employees union — Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) — and Mobil management on initiating an arbitrary sack of Nigerian employees without conclusive negotiations”.

We’ll be bringing you more details shortly…