1. THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT THE GLOBAL NIGERIAN FORUM 2014 FEMI AJAYI EXECUTIVE SECRETARY PTDF

2. CONTENT 2 Government role: dealing with the gaps PTDF Model Strategies in place for Nigeria to drive training and education as well as attract young talents back home Key Milestones

3. Dealing with the gaps 3 What are the skills gaps identified? An audit of skills gaps in the industry identified the areas in demand for necessary human capital development

4. 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 4

5. PTDF MODEL RA 5 EDUCATION AND TRAINING: OSS LSS INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT: PROJECTS INDUSTRY BASED TRAINING: NIG CONTENT CAPACITY BUILDING TO FILL THE GAPS TO STRENGHTEN THE PROCESS COLLABORATION INTELLECTUAL INTERVENTIONS

6. 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 6www.ptdf.gov.ng

7. EDUCATION & TRAINING STRATEGY 7 DEVELOPING A GENERIC BASE Building the Educational critical mass  OSS  LSS Training Interventions  University Lecturers Skill Enhancement Training Programme (ULSETP)  PTDF Technology Enhancement Teaching & Learning Programme (TETLP)  TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TRAINING (TVET)  SECURITY TRAINING IN O & G  O & G INDUSTRY TRAINING

8. 8 INTELLECTUAL INTERVENTION STRATEGY 8 results

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10. INFRASTRUCTURAL INTERVENTION STRATEGY 10 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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14. 14 S/NStudent NameEmployerRank 1Iliya Fatima MusaAalborg University DenmarkResearcher (Enhanced Oil Recovery) 2Kazeem Dolapo ShittuAccenture UK (London)Software Engineer 3Philip Madaki JosephAddax PetroleumPetroleum Economist 4DISHING SALIHU IDIBaker Hughes Inc. (Aberdeen)Beacon Real Time System Engineer 5Toyin Godfrey BabajamuBPSubsea Engineer 6 MAISHANU Muhammad WaliyullahChevron Nigeria Limited Decision analyst & Commercial Cordinator 7UGWU ChukwunonsoDeltaAfrikEngineering (Lagos)Subcontract Administrator 8 Ibrahim Usman DPR LagosAssistant Chief Geologist 9Ekpete Okadi AnthonyDPR Lagos 10THEO-NAAM BurabariEDT-NNPC 11 OYEDELE OYENIKE OLUWADAMILOLA EMAS OFFSHORE PTE LTDMarine Project Engineer 12Ahmed Zaharaddeen AliETD-NNPC 13AHMAD ABUBAKAR SHEHUExxon mobil Producing unlimited Lagos 14MOHAMMED NASIR Hamilton technologies drilling fluid(PHC)Senior drilling fluid consultant 15BIU DANLADI SANNIISDL-NNPC 16 UMEASALUGO SOLOMON TOCHUKWUISD-NNPC 17Madawaki KabiruISD-NNPC

15. 15 S/NStudent NameEmployerRank 18 DIEPREYE Lekia Nwineh shell petroleum development company (PHC)Production Technologist 19 OGUNMOLU Olalekan Patrick Shell Petroleum Development Company (PHC)Production Geologist 20 Ladan S. Yakubu shell petroleum development company (PHC)Production Geologist 21 Bobbo Abubakar Mariama Shell Petroleum Development Company (Warri)Petrophysicist 22 Adebowale I. Lawal shell petroleum development company (Warri)Petrophysicist 23 Ammar Shehu Shanono shell petroleum development company (Warri)Production Engineer 24 EREKOSIMA S. BIOKPO Shell production development company (P.H)SAP Business Analyst 25 AMINU HABIBA shell production development company (Warri)Production Technologist 26 Raphael Oghale UdoluSubsea 7 S.A, AberdeenSubsea Installation Engineer Level II 27 EBIKIBENA OYINBRAKUMO TARISONTotal E&P NigeriaSenior Geologist 28 Adewole Adeyemi PeterTotal E&P NigeriaPetrophysicist 29 Aminu TukurTotal E&P NigeriaSafety Engineer 30 NWANEKE Princess KelechiTotal E&P NigeriaSafety Systems Mgr 31 Mohammed DaudaUnited Geophysical Nigeria LtdProcessing Seismologist 32 Duru Christopher ChidiUniversity of PretoriaPost Doctoral Research Fellow

16. Drilling Engineering MILESTONE 16 PTDF Trained Engineers in IFP France (15 in number) Working on the Durga-3 NPDC Rig

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19. PETROLUEM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FUND19 UMARU MUSA YAR ADUA UNIVERSITY UMU NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY NDA

20. PETROLUEM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FUND20 UNILAG ESUST

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24. CENTRE FOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS STATE 24

25. 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. 25

26. 26 THANK YOU