Global Upfront Newspapers
CoverJusticeNews

Wike releases 22 Exxonmobil staff, despite ongoing court prosecution

Rivers State Government, Nyesom Wike, has finally released the 22 Exxonmobill staff arrested in for violating the state’s lockdown order.

Recall Wike had earlier vowed to prosecute the arrested employees of ExxonMobil staff, stressing that a test case for the country’s laws, he said.

However, TheNewsGuru gathered that the Attorney General of Rivers State said the case has been dropped.

A source at Exxonmobil who spoke to TNG said”The attorney General of Rivers State just addressed us, says the case against us has been dropped, we are no longer going to court and we should leave. The convoy is about to leave the stadium now.”

Meanwhile, Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, Sunday directed members to shut operations and all activities at the nation’s oil rigs and export terminals from midnight over the detention of 21 offshore members by the Rivers State Government since Thursday.

A statement by the association’s leadership partly reads“B: y midnight Sunday 19th April 2020, all Export facilities will stop operation as well as suspension of Production & Maintenance Services Reports. By 12 noon on Monday 20th April all our members will withdraw all forms of services relating to crude oil production, refining, distribution and supplies.”

Advertize With Us

See Also

Award winning Nollywood film, ‘The Delivery Boy” hits Netflix

Global Upfront

Anambra: Labour Party Fears Muoghalu Might Be APC 5th Columnist

Global Upfront

IPOB Behind My Ordeals, Out to Destroy Me, DCP Abba Kyari Cries Out

Global Upfront

Airlines could soon start weighing passengers before flights

Global Upfront

Bawa Vs Matawalle: The Joke Is On Us

Global Upfront

Next U.S. President May Face Most Dangerous World Since 1945: Peter Apps

Global Upfront

Nigeria: Declare State Of Emergency On Security Within 3 Days, Youth Group Tells Buhari

Global Upfront

Nigeria to benefit from U.S planned allocation for 55 million COVID-19 doses to be shared globally

Global Upfront

NDLEA Arrests Hong Kong, France-bound Businessmen At Abuja Airport For Ingesting Cocaine, Heroin; Intercepts 29kgs Consignment At Lagos Airport Going To Oman

Global Upfront

‘Go Back To Africa’: French Parliament Halted After MP Hurls Racist Remarks

Global Upfront

This website uses Cookies to improve User experience. We assume this is OK...If not, please opt-out! Accept Read More