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16/06/2026

Video Highlight of the day 2 of the one-week knowledge-sharing and local content benchmarking visit by the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) to the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB).

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) today continued its knowledge-sharing and local content be...
16/06/2026

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) today continued its knowledge-sharing and local content benchmarking engagement with the delegation from the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) at the Nigerian Content Tower, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.

The Day 2 session featured presentations from the Planning, Research & Statistics (PRS) Directorate and the Project Certification and Authorisation Directorate (PCAD), highlighting NCDMB’s frameworks for policy development, research, data management, project certification and Nigerian content compliance.

Delivering a presentation on behalf of the Director, PRS, Mr. Omomehin Silas Ajimijaye, the Technical Assistant to the Director, Mr. Arikewuyo Umar Kayode, outlined the directorate’s mandate in policy formulation, compliance monitoring, evaluation and statistical reporting. He also highlighted key achievements including marine vessel demand analytics, rig utilisation studies, fabrication and engineering baseline census, collaboration with the National Bureau of Statistics, and research on human capital development and sectoral contributions to GDP.

Representing the Director, PCAD, Engr. Austin Uzoka, Engr. Bernard Nwokedibe presented the directorate’s role in maximising Nigerian content value in industry projects and ensuring operators secure Nigerian content commitments before contract awards in line with the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development (NOGICD) Act, 2010. He also noted NCDMB’s recognition as the top government agency for Ease of Doing Business from 2022 to 2025.

The GNPC delegation commended NCDMB for its hospitality, institutional framework and effective implementation of the NOGICD Act, while expressing particular appreciation for the Board’s emphasis on “Nigerian Content” as a national development strategy.

Present at today’s session were the Director, PRS, Mr. Omomehin Silas Ajimijaye; General Manager, Corporate Communications, Dr. Obinna Ezeobi; Manager, Government Relations, Mr. Teddy Bai; Technical Assistant to the Director, PRS, Mr. Arikewuyo Umar Kayode; Engr. Bernard Nwokedibe and other staff of the Board.

SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENTWe are pleased to announce that the General Manager, Corporate Communications, NCDMB, Dr. Obinna Eze...
16/06/2026

SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENT

We are pleased to announce that the General Manager, Corporate Communications, NCDMB, Dr. Obinna Ezeobi, will be a speaker at the forthcoming Nigeria Oil and Gas Energy Week 2026.

He will join industry leaders to discuss opportunities, innovation, and the future of Nigerian Content in the energy sector.

📍 Abuja, Nigeria
📅 5–9 July 2026


The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) today received a delegation from the Ghana National Petrol...
15/06/2026

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) today received a delegation from the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) at the Nigerian Content Tower, Yenagoa, on a one-week knowledge-sharing and local content benchmarking visit.

Representing the Executive Secretary, Engr. Felix Omatsola Ogbe (FNSE, FIPS), the Director, Corporate Services, Dr. Abdulmalik Halilu, highlighted NCDMB’s mandate, achievements and Africa-focused local content value proposition, emphasizing opportunities for technology development, local employment, strategic partnerships and regional collaboration.

The GNPC delegation, led by Director, Corporate Services, Mr. Eric Pwadura, commended NCDMB’s local content success story and expressed interest in adopting similar frameworks in Ghana.

Dr. Zuwairat Asekome, supervisor, Transformational Projects at the Board, while presenting the NCDMB’s 10 year roadmap, highlighted the Board’s progress in growing Nigerian content from 5% to its current 61%, with a target of 70 per cent by 2027. She emphasised the roadmap’s five strategic pillars and seven enablers, describing local content development as “a marathon, not a sprint.”

The delegation which also included Mrs Jennifer Boateng, Adviser, General Services, GNPC, Mr Augustine Bayivella, Principal, Supply Chain and Local Content development officer, Seidu Salim Braimah, Manager, supply chain and local content development, later presented a commemorative plaque marking GNPC’s 40th anniversary and toured the Nigerian Content Tower, and its ancillary buildings.

The Executive Secretary, Engr. Felix Omatsola Ogbe (FNSE, FIPS) represented by the Director, Corporate Services Dr. Abdulmalik Halilu, was accompanied by the Acting Director, Monitoring and Evaluation, NCDMB, Esueme Dan Kikile Esq., General Manager Corporate Communications, NCDMB, Dr Obinna Ezeobi, Deputy Manager, Facility, NCDMB, Supervisor, Transformational Projects, NCDMB, Dr. Zuwairat Asekome and other staff of the Board.

NCDMB’s Oil And Gas Park ToBecome Operational Q4 2026 The Nigerian Oil and Gas Park Scheme (NOGaPS) at Emeyal-1, in Ogbi...
14/06/2026

NCDMB’s Oil And Gas Park ToBecome Operational Q4 2026

The Nigerian Oil and Gas Park Scheme (NOGaPS) at Emeyal-1, in Ogbia Local Government Area of Bayelsa State will becomeoperational by the fourth quarter of 2026, the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has reaffirmed.

Towards the target date, the NCDMB is set to install a 2.5-megawatt Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) power plant at the park. The power plant is one of the key steps to getting the facility operational, as it will provide reliable and sustainable electricity supply to support industrial operations within the park.

The General Manager Corporate Communications NCDMB, Dr. Obinna Ezeobi gave the assurance after an assessment visit to the facility by key personnel of the Board on Friday. The tourrevealed significant progress across key infrastructure and support systems designed to position the facility as a major industrial hub for Nigeria's oil and gas industry.

The Nigerian Oil and Gas Park Scheme was conceived to deepen Nigerian Content by providing a conducive environment for the manufacturing of components, equipment and other inputs required by the oil and gas industry, while creating employment opportunities for over 2000 persons when fully operational, and stimulating economic growth.

Giving further insights into the current state of the facility, Manager Strategy and Transformation Projects, NCDMB, Mr. Olubisi Okunola explained that several critical facilities within the park have been completed and are ready for use. These include manufacturing shop floors, a fully functional water treatment plant, well-equipped accommodation facilities, modern classrooms, an amphitheater, and residential apartments for trainers, facilitators and visiting guests.

In addition to the CNG power plant, NCDMB has also completed key power infrastructure, including the switchgear building, transformers and heavy-duty generators.

To further enhance the park's capacity for manufacturing activities, the Board has also awarded a contract for the sand-filling of ponds located within the facility. Upon completion of the sand-filling exercise, six manufacturing sheds will be constructed on the reclaimed land to provide industrial spaces for prospective investors and service providers.

Environmental maintenance activities are also ongoing, with landscaping and routine facility upkeep being carried out across the park to preserve existing infrastructure and maintain operational readiness.

Ongoing works at the facility are focused on ensuring that all supporting infrastructure and utilities required for seamless operations are fully in place ahead of the park's planned operational date.

When operational, the Oil and Gas Park Scheme will serve as a strategic platform for the growth of indigenous manufacturing and service companies, reduce dependence on imported oil and gas components, create employment opportunities for Nigerians, and strengthen local participation across the oil and gas value chain.

The NCDMB remains committed to the successful delivery of the project in line with its mandate of developing in-country capacity and advancing Nigerian Content in the oil and gas industry.

Community Content Guidelines Review Committee Holds Strategic Workshop in LagosThe Community Content Guidelines (CCG) Re...
12/06/2026

Community Content Guidelines Review Committee Holds Strategic Workshop in Lagos

The Community Content Guidelines (CCG) Review Committee of the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) convened a strategic workshop at Protea Hotel, Lagos, to review key provisions of the Community Content Guidelines and align them with the evolving regulatory realities of Nigeria’s oil and gas industry.

The Community Content Guidelines (CCG) is a framework developed under the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development (NOGICD) Act to ensure that host communities are meaningfully integrated into the oil and gas industry’s value chain. The guidelines seek to promote sustainable community participation, enhance local economic development, and foster mutually beneficial relationships between industry operators and host communities.

The workshop provided a platform for committee members to critically assess existing provisions of the guidelines, address longstanding concerns raised by host communities, and identify opportunities for strengthening community participation in the sector. The review process is designed to ensure that the guidelines remain relevant, effective, and responsive to emerging industry trends and stakeholder expectations.

The workshop is organized by the Board’s Zonal Coordination Division, the workshop brought together representatives from relevant directorates, divisions, and departments of the NCDMB. Participants engaged in extensive deliberations which focused on improving the effectiveness of the Community Content Guidelines, promoting greater stakeholder inclusiveness, and supporting the Board’s mandate of deepening Nigerian content development across the oil and gas industry.

The review is expected to enhance collaboration among the NCDMB, industry operators, and host communities, while creating an enabling environment for the smooth and sustainable operations of International Oil Companies (IOCs) and other industry players. Ultimately, the initiative underscores the Board’s commitment to strengthening community engagement, promoting industrial harmony, and advancing sustainable development in host communities throughout Nigeria’s oil and gas producing regions.

Happy Democracy Day, Nigeria! Today, we celebrate the resilience of our nation, the strength of our democratic instituti...
12/06/2026

Happy Democracy Day, Nigeria!

Today, we celebrate the resilience of our nation, the strength of our democratic institutions, and the collective determination of Nigerians to build a prosperous future.

At the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), we remain committed to advancing the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development Act, fostering indigenous capacity, creating opportunities for Nigerians, and driving sustainable economic growth through local content development.

As we mark this important national milestone, let us continue to work together to strengthen our democracy, promote inclusive development, and unlock the immense potential of our people and industries.

Happy Democracy Day!

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) yesterday participated in the kick-off ceremony for the As...
12/06/2026

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) yesterday participated in the kick-off ceremony for the Assa North-Ohaji Human Capacity Development (HCD) Brush-Up Training Programme, sponsored by Renaissance Africa Energy Company in partnership with LEE Engineering, at ICON Lifting and Rigging Inspection ltd in Ozuoba, Port-Harcourt, Rivers State.

Speaking on behalf of the Executive Secretary, NCDMB, Engr. Felix Omatsola Ogbe (FNSE, FIPS), and the Director, Monitoring & Evaluation Directorate, Esueme Dan Kikile Esq., the Deputy Manager, Human Capacity Development, Mr. Tariowei Bufazi, described the initiative as a strategic investment in developing competent Nigerian professionals to support the growth of the nation’s energy industry.

He urged the trainees to approach the programme with discipline, focus and commitment, stressing that the knowledge and skills acquired would position them for meaningful participation in the sector.

Mr. Bufazi also commended Renaissance Africa Energy Company, LEE Engineering and other partners for their commitment to human capital development and community empowerment.

In his goodwill message, Mr. Funsho Alabi, representing Renaissance, noted that the training is designed to strengthen participants’ technical competencies and enhance their competitiveness within the energy industry.

The event also featured presentations on the training objectives, implementation plan and safety requirements.

Engr. Stanley Agbaigu of LEE Engineering in the closing remarks expressed confidence in the success of the programme.

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) today kicked-off the Helicopter Pilot Training Programme, ...
11/06/2026

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) today kicked-off the Helicopter Pilot Training Programme, a strategic capacity-development initiative designed to equip young Nigerians with world-class aviation knowledge, technical competencies, and operational skills required for helicopter piloting services. The 18-month programme will combine classroom instruction, ground training, and practical flight operations, leading to the attainment of Private and Commercial Pilot Licences. The initiative aims to develop globally competitive Nigerian professionals capable of supporting the growing aviation, logistics, oil and gas, and security sectors.

The Executive Secretary NCDMB, Engr. Felix Omatsola Ogbe FNSE, was represented by the Director, Capacity Building Division, Engr. Abayomi Bamidele and accompanied by Mrs. Alexis Emelle, GM, Human Capacity Development and Ms Tarilate Teide-Bribena, Manager, Capacity Building.

The training is being implemented through a partnership between NCDMB, Chevron Nigeria Limited, and Bristow Helicopters, with Chevron providing support for the programme and Bristow delivering the specialized pilot training. During the opening ceremony, NCDMB emphasized the significance of the programme as a landmark intervention under its human capital development agenda and a key step towards strengthening local content in the aviation and oil and gas industries.

A total of 10 trainees, including female participants, were selected from a highly competitive pool of applicants for the programme. The trainees were encouraged to approach the opportunity with discipline, focus, and commitment, recognizing the substantial investment being made in their professional development. NCDMB noted that thousands of young Nigerians would have welcomed such an opportunity and urged the participants to maximize every aspect of the training.

The programme is expected to deliver significant benefits to all stakeholders. For NCDMB, it will deepen local content capacity and create a pipeline of highly skilled aviation professionals. For Chevron Nigeria Limited, it supports workforce development and contributes to sustainable industry growth through investment in Nigerian talent. For Bristow Helicopters, it provides an opportunity to transfer world-class aviation expertise, develop future pilots, and strengthen the availability of qualified Nigerian personnel for helicopter operations in the country’s aviation and energy sectors.

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