Good evening respected local men and women, it is my pleasure contributing to this trend for the first time. I read a news related to this recruitment in June when the present NNPC managing director spoke unbehalf of the then MD. He affirm that the on going recruitment is part of NNPC commitment to showcase transparency for the first time in the history of the COMPANY (NNPC) existence. Let's keep our hope and be prayerful, those who will get APL will surely get when its eventually released.
God bless you all.

https://thenationonlineng.net/nnpc-embraces-good-corporate-governance-in-recruitment/

SolChem:

I doubt your submission boss, just today in Port Harcourt he mentioned the repairs will begin Jan. 2020 and is expected to be completed in 2022.

I assume the new intake will be part of the process so that they will be familiar with process.

NEWS

BUSINESS

Full rehabilitation of refineries begins January – NNPC
Published September 21, 2019


Okechukwu Nnodim, Abuja

The nation’s refineries located in Port Harcourt, Warri and Kaduna will refine crude oil at optimum capacity come 2022, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation announced on Saturday night.

NNPC’s Group Managing Director, Mele Kyari, who disclosed this during a facilities tour of the Port-Harcourt Refining and Petrochemical Company, stated that full rehabilitation of the plants would commence January, 2020.



A statement by the corporation’s Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs, Ndu Ughamadu, said the NNPC helmsman’s visit to the refinery was part of his commitment to ensure that the nation’s refineries deliver value.

Kyari said making the refineries to operate at optimal capacities was a mandate that NNPC as a corporation would leave no stone unturned to actualise, adding that timely delivery of the asset was a priority.

He said, “We will stick to time, we will deliver this project by 2022. We will commence actual rehabilitation work in January. We will do everything possible between October and December to close out all necessary conditions for us to deliver on that project.

“I believe that with the support that we have from the shareholders – government of this country, the entire staff of this company and the contractors, I believe it is doable and we will deliver the project.”

He tasked the contractors on the need to consider their reputation as the most critical element in business processes and engagements.

Kyari said, “It’s no longer about business now, but a reputational issue. For the original builders of the refinery, Tecmmont, Eni/NAOC and NNPC, let us be conscious of the fact that our reputation is at stake as far as this project is concerned.

“The NNPC leadership has promised this country that our refineries will work, therefore, we must work not to disappoint over 200 million Nigerian stakeholders.”

He also challenged the PHRC management to ensure that the nation’s indigenous engineers and other professionals working in the refinery were fully engaged to participate actively during the rehabilitation exercise and own the process.

Thank you for your enlightment. I just got their invitation as well.