In a significant achievement, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has successfully facilitated the enrollment of 10 young engineering graduates from Kogi into a Human Capacity Development Programme sponsored by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and Daewoo E&C.
This programme is designed to build expertise in the maintenance service contracts for quick-fix of the Warri and Kaduna refineries and chemical companies.
The training, scheduled to last between 12 to 15 months, offers participants numerous benefits, including a monthly allowance of ₦260,000, starter packs which include MacBook laptops and protective work gears throughout the training’s duration.
Additionally, a selected number of these graduates will be sent to United Kingdom for advanced professional training, while they could all be employed in the major oil and gas industry players.
The beneficiaries of this opportunity are:
- Shaibu Obaro Atikat – Okene
- Lawal Bashiru – Okene
- Idawu Abass – Okene
- Araga Mohammed – Okehi
- Seid Itopa A. – Okehi
- Umar Ilyasu- Okehi L.G.A
- Muhammad Mustapha Okatahi – Okene
- Momoh Iliyasu Onimisi – Okene
- Anako Abdullahi Sadik – Okene
- Sanni Jibril – Ajaokuta
