PETAN hosts Gov Wike, Kachikwu, Baru, others at 2018 dinner

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The Petroleum Technology Association of Nigeria (PETAN) will host
Governor Nyesom Wike at PETAN 2018 Dinner/Award night in Port
Harcourt, Rivers State.
In a press statement signed by PETAN Publicity Secretary, Mr. Ranti
Omole, it was stated that Governor Wike will be the Special Guest of
Honour at the Dinner/Award night, with the theme: “Forging Ties,
Driving Growth Stability Through Nigerian Content Cooperation.”
The statement further stated that several key industry experts will be
identified for their prominent role and contribution to the growth of
the Nigerian oil and gas sector. It noted that the Minister of State
for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, will lead other industry
dignitaries to the award/dinner. Kachikwu is expeted to deliver
industry policy statement while the Group Managing Director of
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Dr. Mainkanti Baru
will give keynote address. The Executive Secretary of Nigerian Content
Development Board (NCDMB), Simbi Wabote will be recognized during the
award night.
The award recipients include: Shell Petroleum Development Company
(SPDC), Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc, Sterling Bank Plc,
Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Oilserv Group,
Mr. Emeka Okwuosa and Laser Engineering and Resources Consultant Ltd.
Others are Mr. Anthony Ellis, Mr. Stephen Aribeana, Nigeria Agip Oil
Company (NAOC), Mr. Yusuf Matashi.
PETAN’s annual industry achievement awards’ ceremony offers eminent
industry players an opportunity to interact and network under a cosy
atmosphere and sets the tone for ending the year of hard work.
PETAN is made up of Nigerian indigenous oilfield service companies and
was founded to utilize the technical know-how acquired in the oil and
gas industry by Nigerians as a springboard for economic and
technological advancement.
PETAN companies employ over 20,000 engineers and other technical
personnel with a direct employment of about 80,000 people. PETAN
companies offer 250 distinct technical services to the Nigerian oil
industry and many of these companies now parade similar services in
Mauritania, Ghana, Cameroun, Equitorial Guinea, Congo, Gabon, Chad,
Angola, South Africa, the Middle East, South East Asia and the United
States.

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