Local Content: Nigeria needs enabling environment for businesses to thrive – FG told
Why Nigerian local content policies must be harmonised
Local Content: STEM Education will enhance 10-Year Strategic Road Map, retention of $14bn annually — NCDMB
Amaechi: Local contractors are ‘commission agents’, giving them rail contracts is signing Nigerians’ death warrants
Local Content Commission Bill: Stakeholders, Investors warn against violation of free zone act
‘Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing only imports engine, light’
We must cut capital flight to deepen local content in Nigeria- MG Vowgas
Local Content: Reps Commend Buhari’s Executive Order 5
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SubscribeLocal Content: Eunisell deploys biodegradable cleaning solutions
Oil and gas production engineering solutions group, Eunisell, has developed two biodegradable cleaning solutions, Nutresall 250 and Eunisoll SP 200.
Local Content: Eunisell deploys biodegradable cleaning solutions
Oil and gas production engineering solutions group, Eunisell, has developed two biodegradable cleaning solutions, Nutresall 250 and Eunisell SP 200.
Lack of funds, poor infrastructure, others affect local content — KENYON
Lack of funds, poor infrastructure and inadequate power supply; have been identified as the major problems that threaten the growth of local content in Nigeria.
Deepening local content access in Nigeria
With the television broadcast industry undergoing a transition from analogue television to the initial test-running of digital television (DTT) in 1998, there was a huge expectation globally that a more refined digital television would be within the reach of all and sundry. Pay television service-via satellite- had, a few years before, debuted in Nigeria and had introduced to the public a new television viewing experience marked by top-class programming and considerably better audio-visual quality than what they were used to.
Why Local Content matters in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry- Jeon
Shipbuilding has two faces like Janus, the Roman god. On the one hand, it is a high-tech, innovative business which demands the best. On the other hand, it requires hard work, and an intense level of human capital. By understanding this dual nature of shipbuilding, we were able to design a local content programme that delivered opportunities to Nigeria, whilst delivering cutting-edge technology.
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