NLNG, Petroleum Ministry Inspect Train 7 Project Site in Bonny

From left are Dagogo Buowari, Manager, Nigerian Content Development, Mrs. Patience Oyekunle; Ali Uwais, Project Director, Train 7 Project and Tolulope Longe, Manager, Contracts, Procurement & Materials.

Mrs. Patience Oyekunle, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum Resources and Chairperson of the NLNG Board Local Content Committee (LCC), during a visit to the Train 7 Project site at the NLNG Bonny Plant to gain firsthand insight into the project’s progress and assess its readiness.

 

 

 

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