THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT

THE GLOBAL NIGERIAN FORUM 2014

FEMI AJAYIEXECUTIVE SECRETARY

PTDF

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CONTENT

• Government role: dealing with the gaps• PTDF Model• Strategies in place for Nigeria to

drive training and education as well asattract young talents back home

• Key Milestones

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Dealing with the gaps

• What are the skills gaps identified?

• An audit of skills gaps in the industry identified the areas in demand for necessary human capital development

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GAP ANALYSIS

Areas in Demand

fabrication, construction,

service training in skills for Engineering

Works

mentoring and apprenticeship, stimulation of

technology transfer

maintenance and upgrade of

existing educational

facilities

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PTDF MODELRA

EDUCATION AND TRAINING:OSSLSS

INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT:PROJECTS

INDUSTRY BASED TRAINING:NIG CONTENT

CAPACITY BUILDING TO FILL THE GAPS TO STRENGHTEN THE PROCESS

COLLABORATION

INTELLECTUAL INTERVENTIONS

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PTDF’s HUMAN CAPITAL DEV STRATEGY

Provide skilled manpower to meet the demands of the oil

& gas industry

Channeling indigenous capabilities into competencies

Contribute to the GDP of Nig through a Skilled

workforce

The Identification/Up-skilling of capabilities to

meet international standards

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EDUCATION & TRAINING STRATEGY

DEVELOPING A GENERIC BASE

Building the Educational critical massOSSLSS

Training InterventionsUniversity Lecturers Skill Enhancement

Training Programme (ULSETP)PTDF Technology Enhancement Teaching & Learning Programme (TETLP)

TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TRAINING (TVET)SECURITY TRAINING IN O & GO & G INDUSTRY TRAINING

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8 INTELLECTUAL INTERVENTION STRATEGY

results

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UPSTREAM STRATEGY

Drilling Engineering Training Program.

(DETP)OIL & GAS Field Training Program

Engineering Design Training Program. (EDTP)

Post Training Attachment Program.

Geosciences Training Programs

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INFRASTRUCTURAL INTERVENTION STRATEGY

National Institute of Petroleum Policy and

strategy, Kaduna (NIPPS)

OIL & GAS Related departments of

Nigerian Universities

Federal Polytechnic of Oil & Gas Ekowe

Federal Polytechnic Bonny

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WHAT ARE THE MILESTONES?

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Summary of OSS Beneficiaries from 2001 to 2013

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Summary of LSS Beneficiaries from 2007 to 2013

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S/N Student Name Employer Rank

1Iliya Fatima Musa Aalborg University Denmark Researcher (Enhanced Oil Recovery)

2Kazeem Dolapo Shittu Accenture UK (London) Software Engineer

3Philip Madaki Joseph Addax Petroleum Petroleum Economist

4DISHING SALIHU IDI Baker Hughes Inc. (Aberdeen) Beacon Real Time System Engineer

5Toyin Godfrey Babajamu BP Subsea Engineer

6MAISHANU Muhammad Waliyullah Chevron Nigeria Limited

Decision analyst & Commercial Cordinator

7UGWU Chukwunonso DeltaAfrikEngineering (Lagos) Subcontract Administrator

8Ibrahim Usman DPR Lagos Assistant Chief Geologist

9Ekpete Okadi Anthony DPR Lagos

10THEO-NAAM Burabari EDT-NNPC

11OYEDELE OYENIKE OLUWADAMILOLA EMAS OFFSHORE PTE LTD Marine Project Engineer

12Ahmed Zaharaddeen Ali ETD-NNPC

13AHMAD ABUBAKAR SHEHU Exxon mobil Producing unlimited Lagos

14MOHAMMED NASIRHamilton technologies drilling fluid(PHC) Senior drilling fluid consultant

15BIU DANLADI SANNI ISDL-NNPC

16UMEASALUGO SOLOMON TOCHUKWU ISD-NNPC

17Madawaki Kabiru ISD-NNPC

Ex-scholars working in the Industry

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….Ex-scholars working in the Industry

S/N Student Name Employer Rank18

DIEPREYE Lekia Nwinehshell petroleum development company (PHC) Production Technologist

19OGUNMOLU Olalekan Patrick

Shell Petroleum Development Company (PHC) Production Geologist

20Ladan S. Yakubu

shell petroleum development company (PHC) Production Geologist

21Bobbo Abubakar Mariama

Shell Petroleum Development Company (Warri) Petrophysicist

22Adebowale I. Lawal

shell petroleum development company (Warri) Petrophysicist

23Ammar Shehu Shanono

shell petroleum development company (Warri) Production Engineer

24EREKOSIMA S. BIOKPO

Shell production development company (P.H) SAP Business Analyst

25AMINU HABIBA

shell production development company (Warri) Production Technologist

26 Raphael Oghale Udolu Subsea 7 S.A, Aberdeen Subsea Installation Engineer Level II 27 EBIKIBENA OYINBRAKUMO TARISON Total E&P Nigeria Senior Geologist28 Adewole Adeyemi Peter Total E&P Nigeria Petrophysicist29 Aminu Tukur Total E&P Nigeria Safety Engineer30 NWANEKE Princess Kelechi Total E&P Nigeria Safety Systems Mgr31 Mohammed Dauda United Geophysical Nigeria Ltd Processing Seismologist32 Duru Christopher Chidi University of Pretoria Post Doctoral Research Fellow

Drilling Engineering MILESTONE

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PTDF Trained Engineers in IFP France (15 in number) Working on the Durga-3 NPDC Rig

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PTDF RESEARCH ENDOWMENT MILESTONE

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A FEW KEY INFRASTRUCTURAL

DEVELOPMENT

19PETROLUEM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FUND

UMARU MUSA YAR ADUA UNIVERSITYUMU

NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY NDA

SOME UNIVERSITY UPGRADE PROJECTS

20PETROLUEM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FUND

UNILAG UNILAG

UNILAGESUST ESUST

…..SOME UNIVERSITY UPGRADE PROJECTS

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Graduate School Library

Admin Building Estate DeptTech. Wing

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM POLICY AND STRATEGY (NIPPS), KADUNA

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RESEARCH CENTER OLOIBIRI

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FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC OF OIL AND GAS EKOWE, BAYELSA STATE

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CENTRE FOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS STATE

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CONCLUSION

While thanking you for listening, I hope that this session would further stimulate the Nigerian Content aspirations of both international and local stakeholders to strengthen the kind of partnerships that can work together towards attracting our young talents from around the globe and to close the identified gaps in the Industry to accelerate the drive towards Nigerian Content sufficiency.

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THANK YOU