The guiding philosophy of the Africa Oil+Gas Report is to highlight the involvement of the continent’s technical minds in the exploitation of her resources and to put on notice, to all our readers, the governing environment that determines whether these resources aid the emergence of the industrial society, or keep ordinary Africans in perpetualwant and servitude.
It’s interesting, then, that around the same time our editors were preparing a special edition to focus on
the human capacity challenge, the Nigerian Petroleum Ministry submitted an ambitious, 223 page legislation, christened The Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) to the country’sNational Assembly.
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