Maritime workers to shut down seaports over abuse of regulations by IOCs

Piqued by the International Oil Companies (IOCs) blatant refusal to obey the nation’s laws, members of the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) have threatened to shut down seaports across the country.

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