Fatgbems Petroleum Sponsors RATTAWU Workers Day Games and Awards

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One of Nigeria foremost petroleum marketing company, Fatgbems Petroleum Company Limited has restated its commitment to building a lasting brand equity with the sponsorship of Radio, Television, Theatre Arts Workers Union (RATTAWU) Lagos chapter 2017 workers day activities. The event include participation at the organized Labour union match past, games and awards.

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The 2017 workers day event which coincide with Lagos at 50 celebration witnessed massive turnout of various workers union at the match past that took place at Agege stadium.

Speaking at the event, Chief Operating Officer, Fatgbems Petroleum Company Limited, Mr. Dare Adeola, revealed that, Fatgbems Petroleum is a customer centric organization built on the culture of integrity, innovation, service excellence and performance.  “As a brand, the organization is focused on building enduring relationships that deliver satisfaction to customers and superior value to all our stakeholders,” he added.

Mr. Dare further noted that, the sponsorship of RATTAWU workers day activities is in line with his brand’s vision and adherence to the belief in the importance of Nigerian workers in nation building. ‘Our relationship will extend into other areas that will not only benefit one party, but will be an enduring relationship,’ he said.

In his comments, Chairman, Rattawu Lagos State Chapter, Mr. Dare Durosimi, applauded the gesture of Fatgbems Petroleum in supporting not just Rattawu members but the Voice of Nigeria work force in propagating a better welfare. He enjoined corporate organizations to emulate the effort of Fatgbems Petroleum in supporting activities that would encourage Nigerian workers.

In this fun filled atmosphere, elated members challenged themselves to games like ayo, olopon, ludo, draft, chess game and table tennis where voice of Nigeria emerged over all winner of the games. The National troupe and Nigerian Arts and Culture group presented a stage play titled balance to communicate the yarning of Nigerian labour. It highlighted front burner issues like a unified minimum wages and unremitted pension deduction. While Lagos State cultural group thrilled audience with high live tunes.

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Some past chairmen and notable members were recognized for their outstanding contribution to the development of the union and other activities around the labour force in Nigeria.