Nigeria targets deeper local content as investment rises
Nigeria’s local content drive enters a new phase as upstream investment rises. Stakeholders will meet in 2026 to define priorities beyond the current roadm Read More: https://punchng.com/nigeria-targets-deeper-local-content-as-investment-rises/
Nigeria's commitment to boosting local content is intensifying as investment in the upstream sector grows, with divested assets being handed over to local operators. The nation is on track to achieve its 70% local content goal, having already reached 61% through the Nigerian Content Strategic Roadmap. This progress has prompted organizers of the Practical Nigerian Content Forum to focus on future challenges and priorities beyond the current roadmap, set to run from 2017 to 2027.
The upcoming 15th edition of the forum, taking place in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, from November 30 to December 3, 2026, will bring together stakeholders to deliberate on the next phase. Discussions will cover capital mobilization, project opportunities, advancing local content, and policy and legislation. The event, themed "Defining Strategic Priorities for the Next Decade of Nigerian Content Implementation," aims to define the sector's priorities for the upcoming decade.
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