Featured Gas Oil

NCDMB moves to develop Oil and Gas Park in Ondo

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has commenced activities to develop an oil and gas industrial park in Ilaje, Ondo State under its Nigerian Oil and Gas Park Scheme (NOGaPS).

A team from the Board recently visited the site with the Ondo State Government Officials to assess the location of the proposed oil and gas park in Ilaje area of the state. This is the sixth oil and gas industrial park under the portfolio of NOGaPS aimed at creating low-cost manufacturing hubs that will produce equipment components and spare parts to be utilized in the nation’s oil and gas industry.

The Executive Governor of Ondo State, Rotimi Akerodolu (SAN) and his Deputy, Lucky Aiyedatiwa later received the team at the Government House in Akure, wherein the Governor promised to provide full support for the timely realization of the project in the state.

Governor Akerodolu commended the NCDMB for its efforts and for selecting Ondo as the next state in its NOGaPS development.

The development of oil and gas industrial parks dedicated to in-country manufacturing and value addition is part of NCDMB’s drive to deepen Nigerian Content in the Oil and Gas Industry. The parks form a huge part of NCDMB’s 10-year Strategic Roadmap aimed at increasing the Nigerian Content level in the oil and gas industry to 70 per cent by 2027.

Two of the industrial parks in Emeyal 1, Bayelsa State and Odukpani, Cross Rivers States are at advanced level of construction and are scheduled for commissioning before the end of 2022.

NCDMB is also developing the Oil and Gas Park project in Oguta in Imo State, Ikwe, Onna Local Government Area of Ibom State and in Delta State and they are in different stages of development.

Related posts

Kano NDLEA secures 107 convictions in 2019

Aliyu DANLADI 

In 12 years, only 3.5m of 14m vehicles are insured

Our Reporter

Nigeria’s revenue to peak as OPEC forecasts 99m bpd in Q4

Our Reporter

Trump rejects meeting Iran’s Rouhani at UN gathering

Editor

2022 Budget: What prospects for Nigeria’s economy?

Our Reporter

Petrol queues persist in Abuja

Our Reporter