The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board) has partnered with Lucky Osanebi and Sons Nigeria Limited to launch a one-month welding and fabrication training programme for youths in Delta State.
The training, which commenced on Monday, is designed to equip participants with “specialised, industry-relevant skills” in welding and fabrication, aimed at improving employability and access to opportunities in the energy sector.
According to the organisers, the initiative reflects the NCDMB’s commitment to developing local capacity and strengthening indigenous technical capabilities needed in the oil and gas industry.
The programme focuses on hands-on training and practical exposure to help bridge existing skills gaps while supporting job creation for young people in the state.
It was stated that the training is structured in line with the NCDMB’s mandate of promoting Nigerian content by preparing skilled manpower that meets current industry standards and demands.
At the end of the one-month programme, participants will receive certificates recognising proficiency in welding and fabrication, improving career prospects across energy sector.
