Dangote made this know on Tuesday in an interview on Arise Television.
He added that their drivers earn better than graduates, stressing that joining the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, should be voluntary
“The trucks we launched didn’t stop anyone from their work. We hear there will be a loss of jobs. Will our tankers be driven by robots?
“Every truck is about six people. So these trucks they are fighting over will create 24,000 jobs.
“What we are saying is that our salary is almost three or four times their own. After five years free accident, a driver can apply and get a house loan.
“Our drivers earn more than graduates. If you look at what they earn in a month, it’s almost four times the national minimum wage,” he said.
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“The trucks we launched didn’t stop anyone from their work. We hear there will be a loss of jobs. Will our tankers be driven by robots?
“Every truck is about six people. So these trucks they are fighting over will create 24,000 jobs.
“What we are saying is that our salary is almost three or four times their own. After five years free accident, a driver can apply and get a house loan.
“Our drivers earn more than graduates. If you look at what they earn in a month, it’s almost four times the national minimum wage,” he said.
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It's alleged that they are paid based on the number of trips they can cover per time, hence the rush and recklessness in driving just to meet up and exceed expectations.
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But driving is a tough job and they are driving for a company that’s making money
ReplyDeleteAre you sure you can’t pay more
If it's true, then it's good. But he should do something about his drivers
ReplyDeleteWhat does this information have to do with the safety concerns about these drivers skill level.
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