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NUPENG Calls Off Strike After DSS-Brokered Resolution with Dangote

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Fuel Crisis Watch (RoadKing.ng)

Update Overview

The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) has officially suspended its nationwide strike, following a decisive agreement with Dangote Refinery facilitated by the Department of State Services (DSS) and high-level government intervention.

Also Read: Fuel Crisis: Filling Stations in Calabar Shut Down

NUPENG’s National President, Williams Akporeha, confirmed that Dangote agreed to allow unionisation of its drivers, one of the union’s central demands.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed, affirming that unionisation is a fundamental right, that the process should begin immediately, and that no worker should face retaliation for joining. The goal is to complete the process between September 9–22, 2025.

Implications & Impact

Focus AreaHighlights
Fuel SupplyThe suspension of the strike is expected to avert any looming fuel shortages and restore normal distribution across the country.
Industry RelationsThe resolution enhances labour relations within the petroleum sector and signals positive steps toward upholding workers’ rights.
Next StepsStakeholders will monitor the MoU’s implementation closely, with government-led oversight to ensure compliance and prevent future disputes.

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