According to
the organisers of the conference, the decision was made after assessing the
feedback from the industry and parastatals, while also taking into account the
economic downturn in the oil and gas industry.
They also
stated that, the exhibition, which had previously been scheduled for 13–16 June 2016 was moved to February
in the best interests of clients, participants and the federal government of
Nigeria.
We learnt
that NOG 2017 would be backed by Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Power, Works and
Housing, NERC, NBET and the presidential task force on power. The event aims to
bring together the entire value chain to discuss and debate critical issues,
challenges and opportunities facing the Nigerian oil and gas industry
post-privatisation.
The conference,
which will be one of Africa’s largest energy exhibitions, expects to see
participation from more than 200 companies and attract more than 6,500
visitors. The event will be hosted at International
Conference Centre (ICC), Abuja,
Nigeria.
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