Nigeria LNG Limited

Bonny Island, Nigeria

Nigeria LNG Limited operates Africa’s largest liquefied natural gas facility. The company is engaged in the production and export of LNG, playing a key role in the nation’s energy sector and contributing significantly to economic development.

CCI Score

-60.33

0.06% May 3

Latest Event

Labour Dispute: Unlawful Termination at Nigeria LNG Limited

In the case of Mrs. Linda Jokanola vs. Nigeria LNG Limited, the court ruled in favor of the claimant after the company demanded a DNA test to confirm maternity status, leading to her suspension and termination. This ruling highlights significant violations of labor rights and concerns over the company's adherence to fair employment practices in Nigeria.

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Nigeria LNG Limited is currently rated as an Architect.

-60 to -100 CCI Score

Companies in this category are instrumental in designing and executing authoritarian rule. They actively create and implement frameworks that sustain oppressive policies, wielding considerable influence in shaping autocratic systems.

Latest Events

JUN

23

2024

Labour Dispute: Unlawful Termination at Nigeria LNG Limited
-55.05

In the case of Mrs. Linda Jokanola vs. Nigeria LNG Limited, the court ruled in favor of the claimant after the company demanded a DNA test to confirm maternity status, leading to her suspension and termination. This ruling highlights significant violations of labor rights and concerns over the company's adherence to fair employment practices in Nigeria.
-60

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 21

The court's ruling in Mrs. Linda Jokanola v. Nigeria LNG Limited underscores serious breaches of employee rights. The company's action of suspending and terminating an employee for refusing a DNA test violates fundamental rights to dignity and privacy, marking a clear deviation from accepted labor standards. This disregard for fair labor practices contributes to an environment conducive to authoritarian control in the workplace.

Year in review: labour and employment disputes in Nigeria
MAY

10

2023

Court Decision on Unfair Labour Practice at Nigeria LNG Limited
-65.61

A Nigerian court ruled on 10 May 2023 that Nigeria LNG Limited violated employee rights by terminating an employee for refusing a DNA test, deeming the practice unfair and unconstitutional.
-80

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 21

The ruling against Nigeria LNG Limited for its unfair labour practice—specifically terminating an employee for refusing a DNA test—demonstrates a significant disregard for labor rights and human dignity. This action reinforces oppressive management practices that undermine worker protection, directly aligning the company's actions with authoritarian labor policies.

Review of some Significant Decisions in Labour and Employment Matters– 2023 by Folabi Kuti SAN