The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) announced on Friday that it is recruiting talented and dedicated individuals for various positions within the company.
In a statement posted on its X account, the company detailed that the recruitment is for multiple roles across different departments.
“We are hiring! Are you passionate about building an exciting career with NNPC Limited? Please visit careers.nnpcgroup.com to apply,” the announcement read.
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“Our team is diligently working to manage the high volume of applications. We recognize the strong interest from Nigerians in joining our team and assure everyone that the recruitment process will be transparent and based on merit. We encourage qualified Nigerians to take advantage of this unique opportunity,” the company stated.
Olufemi Soneye, the Chief Corporate Communications Officer, confirmed the recruitment in a separate statement on Friday.
“NNPC Ltd is pleased to announce that we are hiring for multiple positions across various departments. We are looking for talented and dedicated individuals to join our team. Visit our careers page for application details,” Mr. Soneye said.
He also mentioned that the company’s career page is experiencing slow load times due to an unprecedented number of visitors. “Our technical team is working diligently to resolve the issue. Please note that the application deadline remains August 20, 2024,” he added.
This recruitment is the first since the company fully transitioned into a limited liability company.
In July 2022, former President Muhammadu Buhari unveiled the new Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, marking the transformation of the oil firm from a wholly state-run entity to a commercially-oriented company limited by shares. This legal transition, based on the new Petroleum Industry Act (PIA), took effect on July 1.
The NNPC completed its incorporation in September 2021, shortly after the PIA was signed into law by President Buhari.
The new entity operates as a profit-driven national petroleum company independent of the government, although government bodies remain its shareholders. It will be audited annually.
In February 2023, the company officially took over the assets of the nation’s oil company after 46 years of operation as a corporation. This transition followed the completion of legal requirements within the 18-month period specified in section 54 (3) of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021. The company now operates under the regulations of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA).
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