Archivi.ng | The Nigerian Economist, Monday, November 25, 1991

Newspaper from 1991/11/25

The article discusses the significant role of Nigeria's oil industry in the country's economy, highlighting the contributions of various Petroleum Ministers, particularly Professor Jibril Aminu. Since the establishment of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in 1977, there has been a consistent effort to diversify revenue sources and encourage local participation in the oil sector. Aminu aims to engage Nigerians in the oil industry, combatting the perception that it is too complex for local involvement. He emphasizes the need for education and investment in the industry, despite its challenges. Aminu's determination and past experiences in public service showcase his commitment to making the oil sector more accessible to Nigerians.

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The article discusses the significant role of Nigeria's oil industry in the country's economy, highlighting the contributions of various Petroleum Ministers, particularly Professor Jibril Aminu. Since the establishment of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in 1977, there has been a consistent effort to diversify revenue sources and encourage local participation in the oil sector. Aminu aims to engage Nigerians in the oil industry, combatting the perception that it is too complex for local involvement. He emphasizes the need for education and investment in the industry, despite its challenges. Aminu's determination and past experiences in public service showcase his commitment to making the oil sector more accessible to Nigerians.

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