PML 79 · Onshore
PPL 211 · Coastal swamp
PPL 207 · Coastal swamp
Matrix E&P is committed to growing Nigerian capability across the upstream value chain through employment, skills development, local procurement and participation by indigenous businesses.
Our approach is focused on building practical capability that supports safe and efficient operations, strengthens local supply chains and creates sustainable opportunities in the communities and markets where we operate.
People
Nigerian employment and career development
Skills
Technical and leadership capability building
Suppliers
Local procurement and vendor participation
Partnerships
Indigenous participation and knowledge transfer
Local Content & Capacity Development
Employment & Workforce Development
We prioritise the development of Nigerian talent across technical, operational and support functions.
Our approach includes:
- recruitment and development of Nigerian professionals and technicians
- graduate and early-career development opportunities
- structured on-the-job learning and technical exposure
- leadership and supervisory capability development
- competency development aligned with operational requirements
Technical Skills & Capacity Building
As our upstream portfolio grows, we are investing in the capabilities required to support increasingly complex field operations.
Local Procurement & Supplier Participation
We seek to create opportunities for qualified Nigerian suppliers, contractors and service providers across our operations.
Our procurement approach supports participation by capable local businesses and participation is subject to appropriate standards for competence, safety, quality, compliance and commercial performance.
Indigenous Participation
Matrix E&P supports the growth of indigenous capability by working with Nigerian technical, service and supply-chain partners where they can meet the requirements of our operations.
Our focus is not simply on increasing local participation, but on building relationships that improve capability, support knowledge transfer and strengthen the domestic upstream ecosystem over time.