The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board ,NCDMB, on Saturday October 18, concluded a one-week intensive training on Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Levels 1 and 2, held at Aridolf Hotel in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.
The Executive Secretary of NCDMB, Engr. Felix Omatsola Ogbe (FNSE, FIPS), represented by Dr. Abraham Apereseikumo, Supervisor of Strategy and Transformational Projects, said the programme reflects the Board’s continued commitment to human capacity development and youth empowerment through sustainable skill acquisition.
He explained that this Non-Destructive Testing is also part of the Board’s broader efforts to close the technical skills gap in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector and advance the nation’s industrialization agenda.
Dr. Apereseikumo urged the 50 participants, who were selected from the Board’s NOGIC JQS portal, to serve as worthy ambassadors of the NCDMB’s human capital development initiatives. He emphasized the importance of applying their newly acquired skills responsibly and making effective use of the starter packs provided to each trainee to support their professional growth and self-reliance.
He also congratulated them on the successful completion of the programme and encouraged them to pursue excellence in their future endeavours.
Other NCDMB staff present included Mr. Abdulahi Yusuf Duhu of the Corporate Communications Division, Mr. Larry Weli-Wosu from the Rivers Zonal Office, and Ms. Belema George from the Delta/Edo Zonal Office.
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