30 November - 3 December 2026
Nigerian Content Tower
Swali, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State
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Defining Strategic Priorities for the Next Decade of Nigerian Content Implementation
For 15 years, the PNC Forum has provided an invaluable platform for connecting, engaging and discussing innovative strategies with government and industry leaders across the value chain.
Dedicated to supporting energy sufficiency, the Forum showcases Nigeria as a pioneer in local content development and strengthens regional collaboration through meaningful knowledge exchange and policy dialogue.
With Nigerian Content growing from 5% at inception to 26% in 2016 and reaching 61% in 2025, discussions at PNC continue to drive progress, fueling increased local participation, innovation, and capacity building across the sector. Prior to the NOGICD Act, only 3% of the $20 billion annual industry spend was retained in-country, a stark contrast to the transformation seen today.
This progress is further supported by initiatives like the Nigerian Content Intervention Fund, which has expanded from $200 million to $400 million, giving stakeholders greater access to capital that accelerates growth, deepens participation, and secures Nigeria’s energy future.
Be part of the conversations that will shape the future of Nigerian Content at PNC 2026.
Key Features of the Strategic Forum
1. Local Content Roundtable
New to the PNC Forum, the Local Content Roundtable on Monday, 30 November, will bring together NCDMB, Industry/Operators, National Assembly, Legal/Regulatory stakeholders, Entrepreneurs and Indigenous Businesses for high-level policy discussions on how Nigerian Content can move beyond participation metrics to measure capability created, knowledge retained and capacity sustained.
2. Breakout Session
Also new to PNC 2026, the Breakout Session on Wednesday, 2 December will bring participants together to explore three critical areas of Nigerian Content: Capacity Building, Competitiveness, and Manufacturing & Supply Chain. Through focused group discussions, participants will assess key opportunities and barriers and develop three priority actions for each area to shape the next decade of Nigerian Content beyond 2027.
3. Expanded Engagement with NCDMB Leadership
The 15th edition of the PNC Forum will create more opportunities to connect with the NCDMB Executive Secretary and Directors through increased participation across key sessions. Hear directly from the leadership shaping Nigerian Content implementation, gain insight into current priorities and bring your conversations closer to key decision-makers
4. Townhall & Project Opportunities in Focus
The Townhall returns at the 15th edition of the PNC Forum, providing a direct platform for industry stakeholders to engage with the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), gain clarity on policies and compliance processes, raise industry concerns, and exchange practical insights that can support more effective Nigerian Content implementation.
Also hear from leading operators and project owners about upcoming projects, investment priorities and project requirements, gaining insights to build capacity and position your organisation for future opportunities.
5. Local Content Impact Stage
The Local Content Impact Stage will showcase deals, MOUs and strategic partnerships driving new investments, strengthening local capabilities and creating opportunities across Nigeria’s energy value chain. Discover collaborations across technology, manufacturing and capacity development, and see how industry players are translating commitments into lasting impact.
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