The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) says it will not hesitate to prosecute any erring hospital or pharmaceutical company that undermines the workings of the health insurance scheme.
By Emma Addeh and Peter Uzoho
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has commenced a partnership arrangement with the ANOH Gas Processing Company Limited for the completion of the Center for Skills Development and Training (CSDT) located at Greater Port Harcourt Area, Rivers State.
Construction work at the skill acquisition center had been stalled since 2014, due to paucity of funds after it was conceived by the Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) to train and increase the competence and capabilities of Nigerians to meet the low-to-middle level human resources needs of the Nigerian oil and gas industry.
The Executive Secretary of NCDMB, Mr. Simbi Wabote, stated in a statement that the board commenced discussions with PTDF in late 2019 on areas of collaboration to complete and operationalise the center.
By Itohan Abara-Laserian
Lagos, April 22, 2021 ANOH Gas Processing Company (AGPC) has invested the sum of $10 million in capacity development initiatives in the oil and gas sector.
Mr Okechukwu Mba, AGPC Managing Director, said this on the sidelines of the meeting and tour of the Centre for Skills Development and Training in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, on Thursday.
Mba said that the AGPC was partnering the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) to complete part of its capacity development initiatives for the ANOH Gas Plant Project.
He identified technology and safety skills as critical to the oil and gas sector, saying that the AGPC was delighted to be playing a key role in completing the Centre for Skills Development and Training.
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The AGPC $260 million deal sealed with the Nigerian Gas Company, recently, may have succeeded in setting the platform that will make natural gas, the future of energy in Nigeria, reports Chris Paul
February, the month of love, is that part of the year, when lovers prepare for the 14th day of the month to celebrate their relationship on Valentine’s Day. But it would seem the Nigerian oil and gas industry could not wait for that day as two major players in the community began a romance that will bequeath Nigerians with lots of gas for their commercial and domestic use; in the deal that will berth a 300 million standard cubic feet daily (MMscfd) capacity gas plant.