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J and L Oil and Gas Supports Oil Industry In Nigeria

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Experienced CEO Julius Ogor has made a career of founding and running several energy companies, among them J and L Oil and Gas and Forcados Dredging Nigeria Limited. Educated at California State University, Long Beach, Julius Ogor makes use of his business administration degree with a hands-on approach to management that has helped develop his firms into multi-million dollar corporations.

His company, J and L Oil and Gas, has been an active player in the Nigerian oil and gas industry since 2002, providing engineering, procurement, and construction related services. With a multitude of partnerships across the world, the company continues to grow and diversify, working with Norscot Drilling and Kronen Group, among others. It has also partnered with and provided services for such internationally renowned companies as Chevron, Total, and Shell.

In addition to the engineering and procurement services J and L Oil and Gas provides, marine and drilling support services, flowmetering, leak detection, and pipeline management solutions are also offered to its customers. J and L Oil and Gas plans to continue to grow and diversify in the coming years, hoping to become the energy company of choice in Nigeria, the rest of Africa, and beyond.

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Forcados Dredging Nigeria Limited Provides Jobs in Oil Industry

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The founder of two energy companies in Nigeria, Julius Ogor has developed a hands-on management style that has helped his companies reach multi-billion dollar status. Julius Ogor’s companies, J and L Oil and Gas and Forcados Dredging Nigeria Limited, provide ample jobs in the oil industry for Nigerian workers.

Working in the oil industry offers a variety of career opportunities, from administrative positions to hands-on work. Oil rigs at companies like Forcados Dredging Nigeria Limited are often operated using teams called “drilling crews,” where each person has a specific job or responsibility to fulfill. The typical drilling crew consists of a driller (also called the rotary driller), derrickhand, motorhand, roustabout, and roughneck. Though the jobs on oil rigs are often physically demanding, the pay can still be worth the hard work. The average wage for entry level jobs in the oil and gas industry in Nigeria range from around 3,313,614 NGN to 4,911,483 NGN annually, depending on the employee’s experience level and position.

Other positions offered in the refinery and in pipeline operations require a wide variety of skills to keep companies running smoothly. Some of these higher level jobs can see salaries upwards of 5,000,000 NGN annually.

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Sources of Law in Nigeria

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Based in Lagos, Nigeria, Julius Ogor is a successful entrepreneur and the founder of Forcados Dredging Nigeria Limited, a company that manages offshore drilling operations. A life-long learner, Julius Ogor is studying law.

Nigeria’s legal system is complex. The country has several sources of law. In hierarchical order, they are:

– The Nigerian Constitution. Enacted in 1999, the Constitution establishes the federal system of government and sets out the fundamental rights of citizens. It is the supreme law of the land, prevailing over all other laws.

– Legislation. The Nigerian Constitution delegates legislative functions to the National Assembly and the House Assemblies of the country’s states. The National Assembly makes federal laws while the House Assemblies make laws for their individual states.

– English law. Nigeria, a former British colony, inherited some of Britain’s systems and laws. English sources of law in Nigeria include common law, the doctrines of equity, and statutes of general application in force in England on January 1, 1900.

– Customary law. Administered by different ethnic groups in Nigeria, these laws are unwritten and passed down from generation to generation to govern ethnic practices such as marriage and inheritance. The laws are enforced in customary courts, the lowest hierarchy of courts in the country.

– Sharia law. Based on the teachings of the Holy Koran, this law is used in place of customary laws in northern Nigeria, where populations are predominantly Muslim.