The Oil and Gas Trainers Association of Nigeria (OGTAN) has emphasised the critical role of human capital development in driving a competitive and sustained future for Nigeria’s petroleum industry.
Chris Osarumwense, president of OGTAN, who addressed a press conference in Abuja ahead of the 2026 Human Capacity Development (HCD) Conference and Trainers’ Fair, stated that as Nigeria seeks to maximise the benefits of its energy resources while navigating an increasingly dynamic global environment, investment in people must remain at the centre of our growth strategy.
He explained that a highly skilled workforce is essential to improving productivity, enhancing operational efficiency, increasing local participation, fostering innovation, and sustaining competitiveness.
“The oil and gas industry remains a critical pillar of Nigeria’s economy. However, the future competitiveness and sustainability of our industry will be determined not merely by the resources beneath our soil, but by the quality, competence, innovation, and adaptability of our
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