Renaissance and PSIN Collaborate to Boost Oil Sector Capacity

A two-day seminar held in Abuja focused on strengthening the capacity of public servants in Nigeria's oil sector, organized by Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited and the Public Service Institute of Nigeria (PSIN). Enobonge Ekanem, General Manager of Business Relations at Renaissance, emphasized the importance of public servants understanding their impact on oil and gas production and economic growth.
He noted that Nigeria's budgets are closely tied to production targets, making coordination between the public service and the oil industry crucial for achieving national development goals. The collaboration aims to enhance the knowledge and performance of public servants, contributing to Nigeria's 2027 production targets.
Ekanem also discussed plans for expanding domestic and export gas markets, highlighting potential benefits such as industrialization, job creation, and improved living conditions. Ime Okon, CEO of PSIN, stated that the partnership is part of efforts to enhance service delivery and address past concerns regarding public servants' commitment.
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