1,000 New Recruits to Start Work Monday, Says NNPC

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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) on Thursday stated that its newly recruited graduate trainees would resume duties next Monday.

A statement issued by the corporation’s Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, Dr. Kennie Obateru, stated that the over 1,000  trainees recently recruited would first begin work virtually.


According to Obateru, "The trainees are to assume duty first virtually, while the corporation monitors the COVID-19 situation and the federal government’s directives to determine a date of physical resumption of duty."


The statement added that the option of virtual resumption of duty was necessitated by the need to comply with the extant protocol on social distancing and reduced number of people in workplace among other measures that have been introduced by the government as a result of the pandemic.



The NNPC spokesman said the trainees had completed online documentation, and would commence virtual on-boarding next week.



Obateru said the Group Managing Director of the corporation, Mele Kyari, was excited about the resumption of duty of the graduate trainees, saying they are part of the succession plan to ensure the future of NNPC.

He congratulated the successful graduate trainees being brought onboard the NNPC system, adding that much was expected of them.

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