NCDMB, Renaissance Trains 60 Nigerians in Critical Oil and Gas Technical Skills 
Reforms, Investments, Partnership key to Nigeria’s energy future – Shell 
NCDMB Tasks Indigenous Companies to Strengthen Capacity for Access to Assets, Others to Boost Participation in Energy Sector 
PNC 2026: NCDMB, DMG Affirm Collaboration with Bayelsa Govt, Unveil New Activities 
NCDMB Honours Retirees, Reflects on Local Content Growth 
NCDMB, Renaissance Trains 60 Nigerians in Critical Oil and Gas Technical Skills
Published by Sola Akingboye, 12 October 2026 The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), in collaboration with Renaissance Africa...
Reforms, Investments, Partnership key to Nigeria’s energy future – Shell
 Published by Sola Akingboye, 12 October 2027 Managing Director of Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company of Nigeria Limited (SNEPCo),...
NCDMB Tasks Indigenous Companies to Strengthen Capacity for Access to Assets, Others to Boost Participation in Energy Sector
Published by Sola Akingboye, 10 October, 2026 The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has called on indigenous oil...
PNC 2026: NCDMB, DMG Affirm Collaboration with Bayelsa Govt, Unveil New Activities
Published by Sola Akingboye The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) and its partner, DMG Events, have strengthened their...
NCDMB Honours Retirees, Reflects on Local Content Growth
Published by Sola Akingboye The Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development (NOGICD) Act, 2010 and the exponential growth of...
Practical Nigerian Content Forum 2026 to Define Strategic Priorities for the Next Decade of Nigerian Content ImplementationÂ
Nigeria's local content is entering a new chapter. Upstream investment is rising, driven by major projects like Shell's $2 billion HI Field and the $5 billion Bonga North project; local operators are taking over divested assets; and other African nations are looking to replicate Nigeria's success. With 61% local content already achieved under the current Nigerian Content Strategic Roadmap (2017–2027), and the country working toward its 70% target, attention is turning to how this progress can be sustained and deepened over the next decade. This progress also brings critical questions into focus: what capacity gaps remain, and what priorities should shape Nigerian Content implementation beyond 2027? As the next phase of Nigerian Content development takes shape, the Practical Nigerian Content (PNC) Forum returns for...
DR Congo Delegation Begins Study Tour of NCDMB’S Local Content Model
Published by Sola Akingboye, 21, 2026 A high-level delegation from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), led by Minister...
NCDMB Tasks Nigerians on Learning Culture During Board’s 5th Edition of Book Reading Programme in Yenagoa
Published by Sola Akingboye, 21 September, 2026 It was another celebration of literary culture and journalistic excellence at the Conference...
NCDMB to Feature Nwabuikwu’s The Pain and The Promise in Book Reading Session
Published by Sola Akingboye The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) will host the fifth edition of its...
NCDMB at Africa Oil Week Advocates Local Content-Driven Industrial Growth to Enhance African Businesses for Global Competition
Published by Sola Akingboye, September 2, 2026. Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), Tuesday, actively participated in the Africa...