The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), has announced the commencement of a fresh recruitment exercise.
The announcement was made in a post via the company’s official X account on Friday.
The short statement urged those passionate about building a career in the NNPC Limited to visit the recruitment link and apply.
“WE ARE HIRING!
“Are you passionate about building an exciting career in NNPC Limited?
“Please visit https://careers.nnpcgroup.com to apply,” the statement reads.
The closing date for all applications is August 20, 2024, and applicants must not be more than 28 years of age as of December 31, 2024.
The details of the job advert says applicants for the experienced hire must have qualifications in relevant disciplines from any of the under-listed skill pools: Bachelor’s Degree (First Class/Second Class Upper Division).
*HND (Distinction)
*Bachelor’s Degree in the Second-Class Lower Division with a completed Master’s Degree
*HND (Minimum of Upper Credit) with a completed Master’s Degree.
Meanwhile, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) Group Executive Officer, Mele Kyari has disclosed that the Port Harcourt refinery would commence oil production in August.
Mele Kyari said Kaduna and Warri refineries would be ready for production of oil by December but would not commence refining activity.
The NNPCL boss said this in an address to the Joint Committee of the National Assembly on Finance led by Senator Sani Musa, on Monday.
Kyari said there has been growth in the oil sector because of actions taken by President Bola Tinubu. He assured that Nigeria would be net exporter of petroleum products when all the refineries commence production.
“Mr. Chairman and members of the Joint Committee, let me just give confirmation that NNPCL and the oil and gas industry are very critical in bringing about a turnaround in our current economic situation and we understand the importance of this. We are taking every step that is practical for us to achieve this.
“We have already seen growth in our oil and gas production because of certain actions that Mr. President personally took and also the very mere truth that we have also declared a war on production activities and this is yielding the required results,” he said.
Mr Kyari said with Port Harcourt, Kaduna, Warri and Dangote refineries; by December, Nigeria would be net exporter of petroleum products.