Some tanker drivers express dissatisfaction over leadership’s performance
Some tanker drivers across the country have expressed dissatisfaction with the performance of their current union executives ahead of the upcoming elections. The aggrieved drivers accuse the leadership of poor representation, lack of transparency and failure to adequately address their welfare concerns, including poor working conditions and what they describe as unfair treatment at loading […]
Tanker drivers nationwide have voiced their discontent with the current union leadership as the election approaches. The drivers claim the leadership lacks transparency, fails to represent their interests adequately, and has neglected their welfare issues such as working conditions and treatment at loading stations. They are urging the Mother Union of Tanker Drivers to take action, prompting an independent investigation and audit prior to the elections.
In separate media interviews, the drivers detailed their grievances against the union's administration. However, the union's chairman, George Nyaunu, dismissed the claims as unfortunate and expressed surprise at the allegations. He questioned the basis of the accusations and promised to provide further clarification on the union's operations.
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