Salimon Oladiti, a former National Trustee of the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, has been elected President of NUPENG. The election took place on Friday during the union's 6th Quadrennial Delegates Conference in Lagos. Oladiti succeeds the outgoing president, though the name of the former officeholder is not included in the source.
Akin Oladejo, previously the Chairman of the Oil and Gas Supply branch of the union, was elected Deputy President at the same event. The conference, held every four years, brings together delegates from across the union to review activities and elect new leadership. No vote counts, competing candidates, or policy directions were disclosed in the announcement.
NUPENG represents workers in the petroleum and natural gas sector across Nigeria. The union engages in collective bargaining, welfare advocacy, and industrial relations within the oil and gas industry. The newly elected officials are expected to assume their roles immediately, though the source does not specify a start date or transition process.
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