Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) has refuted claims by some protesting trainees that the company dashed their hope, five years after promising to employ them.

The company, in a statement on Friday, said the training in question was a Corporate Social Responsibility, adding that it was not a pathway to employment in the oil company.

PUNCH Metro had reported that some trainees of the company took to the Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lagos, to protest against what they described as enslavement by the oil company.

The protesters were said to have come from the Escravos Gas to Liquid Plant and other Chevron field operations in the Niger Delta.

Of the 151 affected trainees, about 30 were said to be first class graduates, while others reportedly left their executive positions in other companies to join Chevron after scaling the highly competitive selection process.

The trainees, some of whom joined the Vocational Training Programme (VTP 5) in 2013, claimed that four sets which underwent the training before them, had been employed.

They alleged that after the two years’ training, Chevron not only denied them employment, but...Read More...

Here in Nigeria, we no longer go to school with hope of making money after that, all hope Lost
See even the top companies are turning to failure, Corruption everywhere. Tufiakwa

Just imagine

This is as funny as Nigeria.

Livebygrace:
This is as funny as Nigeria.

Seriously

Am still thinking of how this government will be better

otamiri2:
Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) has refuted claims by some protesting trainees that the company dashed their hope, five years after promising to employ them.

The company, in a statement on Friday, said the training in question was a Corporate Social Responsibility, adding that it was not a pathway to employment in the oil company.

PUNCH Metro had reported that some trainees of the company took to the Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lagos, to protest against what they described as enslavement by the oil company.

The protesters were said to have come from the Escravos Gas to Liquid Plant and other Chevron field operations in the Niger Delta.

Of the 151 affected trainees, about 30 were said to be first class graduates, while others reportedly left their executive positions in other companies to join Chevron after scaling the highly competitive selection process.

The trainees, some of whom joined the Vocational Training Programme (VTP 5) in 2013, claimed that four sets which underwent the training before them, had been employed.

They alleged that after the two years’ training, Chevron not only denied them employment, but...Read More...

Welcome to Nigeria... A country where everything is in reverse mode

Nukilia:
Welcome to Nigeria... A country where everything is in reverse mode

Lols but true talk

imagine

That's called
Use and dump
So pitiful

and Painful

Very painful

Disapointment

Exqueen:
Very painful

Who is upright in Nigeria?
is it Buhari, Saraki, Governors, senators, chairpersons, or the masses. even the so called Dangote dont employ people from the east...
Favouritism, nepotism, looting, and careless Life in all angles

Really

You can't force them to employ you.... If they feel agreed let them talk to a lawyer!

cooldipo:
You can't force them to employ you.... If they feel agreed let them talk to a lawyer!

So why must they not be paid for Five years service rendered?

imagine!

hey

First class na for their pocket...... hmmm after all those hard book one person with maybe second class lower orthird class nie come dey make dis statement on behalf of Chevron soooo.....

At least pay them for service rendered in the course of the training

Imagine

seriously least we are still fighting our noble industries in on ledges

nobodies fault we deserve firstclass independence

NLC will not see this o...

but if it's to strike for over 200% unrealistic increment in minimum wage Dem go sabi...

...indeed there was a country...

wooo to this am not understanding againooo

am not watching

why would this happen to people who don't worth

never expexted you guys to be that commited to this things

sometimes i wonder what life is outside Nigeria