Nigerian content created 35,000 jobs in 7 years

Over 35,000 jobs have been created in the nations oil and gas sector since the Nigerian Content Bill was signed into law in 2010, Executive Secretary of Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board, Mr.1234567891011121314Latest NewsFlights resume today as NCAA certifies Abuja airportPower debt: DisCos reject FGs plan to access accountsPrivate investors will run Nigerias refineries betterHow developing economies can boost FDIHow developing economies can boost FDIHow developing economies can boost FDIHow developing economies can boost FDIHow developing economies can boost FDINigerian content created 35,000 jobs in 7 yearsWhy indigenous coys must build modular refineriesWrong contracting cycle threatens $100m oilfield investmentsMalabu scandal, new chapter of exploitation exposedGroupCreate agency to protect pipelinesNUPENG urges FGSongwe appointed ECA executive secretaryNIPCO outlines steps to improve fortunes of Mobil PlcDangote will be world largest rice exporter in 4yrsAfDB presidentPower among 5 priority in 60-point ERGPFasholaOil dips, trade thinKaduna Electric seeks prompt bill payment in KebbiFirms supply 708mw of electricity in excess .holder1 { font-weight: bold; font-family: Arial; width: 100%; text-align:center; border-bottom: 1px solid #E9E9E9; border-top: 1px solid #E9E9E9; padding: 10px 0 !important; float: left; } #itemContainerl { border:0; } var $p = jQuery.noConflict(); /* when document is ready */ $p(function() { /* initiate the plugin */ $p("div.holder1").jPages({ containerID: "itemContainerl", perPage: 5, startPage: 1, startRange: 1, previous: false, next : false, midRange: 5, endRange: 1 }); });
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