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NCDMB lauds Crestech for capacity building, employment creation

Crestech Engineering Limited has been applauded by the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) for its full support towards the capacity building and job creation objectives of the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development (NOGICD) Act.

The Director, Monitoring and Evaluation, NCDMB, Mr. Akintunde Adelana, conveyed the commendation when he led some members of staff of NCDMB on a visit to the firm in Lagos on Thursday.

He stated that Crestech Engineering partnered with the Board to sustain the Nigerian Content drive in Human Capacity Development by selecting four graduates from the NOGICJQS portal in September 2021 to undergo 12 months of training in Process Engineering Design, Electrical Engineering Design, and Civil/Structural Engineering. He added that upon the completion of the training in September 2022, three out of the four trainees were absorbed into the employment of the company. He stated that the commendable action of Crestech Engineering fulfilled the objectives of the on-the-job training programme of the Board and contributes to meeting the targets of the Nigerian Content 10-year strategic roadmap.

He charged other local and international service companies to emulate Crestech Engineering and support the NCDMB in developing critical capacities and creating employment opportunities in the oil and gas industry.

In its remarks, Managing Director of Crestech Engineering, Mr. Olugbolahan Sobande, lauded the Board for the several achievements it had recorded and for the opportunity to contribute its quota towards developing Nigerian Content in the oil and gas industry.

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