NCDMB Summit Reflects Collective Commitment to Strengthening Indigenous Participation- Kikile

Speaking at the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board Summit (NCDMB), recently in Lagos with stakeholders, Ag Director MED, Esueme Dan Kikile was of the view that it the came at an important time in Nigeria’s energy journey as the country continues to deepen Nigerian Content implementation and unlock greater opportunities across the midstream and downstream sectors of the oil and gas industry.

Kikile stated that the theme of this year’s summit, “Unlocking, Growing & Sustaining Nigerian Content Development in Nigeria’s Oil & Gas Midstream and Downstream Sectors,” reflects collective commitment to strengthening indigenous participation, promoting local capacity development, encouraging investment, and ensuring sustainable economic growth for the nation.

He added: “Over the next two days, this platform will foster meaningful engagement among regulators, operators, investors, service providers, financial institutions, policymakers, and other critical stakeholders. We are confident that the discussions, technical sessions, and strategic collaborations from this summit will generate practical solutions and actionable outcomes that will further enhance the growth and competitiveness of Local capacity in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry.”

NCDMB remains committed to advancing policies and programmes that promote value retention within the country, create employment opportunities for Nigerians, strengthen local manufacturing and service capabilities, and deepen strategic partnerships across the industry value chain.

According to the Ag Director MED, the summit also provides an important opportunity to unveil and discuss strategic initiatives aimed at improving compliance, governance, operational efficiency, and sustainable development within the midstream and downstream sectors.

Kikile on behalf of the Executive Secretary of NCDMB (Engr. Felix Omatsola Ogbe), appreciated all sponsors, partners, speakers, moderators, panelists, delegates, and members of the organizing committees for their immense contributions toward the success of the programme.