PTDF Advocates Human Capital for Nigeria's Energy Security

The Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) has underscored the significance of human capital development in enhancing Nigeria's energy security and achieving the federal government's goal of a $1 trillion economy. This statement was made by the Executive Secretary of PTDF, Prof. Shu’aibu Aliyu, during the keynote address at the 5th PENGASSAN Petroleum and Energy Labour Summit (PEALS) 2026, held at the Congress Hall, Transcorp Hilton, Abuja.
The summit's theme was “Energy Security and Human Capital: Building the Workforce Nigeria Needs for Sustainable Energy Development.” Prof. Aliyu highlighted that continuous training and investment in human capital are essential for the energy sector's effective functioning, emphasizing the need for a skilled workforce to meet the industry's evolving demands. He called for sustained investment in workforce development and reaffirmed PTDF's commitment to collaborating with PENGASSAN and other stakeholders to ensure that human capital initiatives align with industry needs.
He urged stakeholders to invest in people to support Nigeria's energy future.
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