Supporting Local Content: ISOX Shipping’s Alignment with NCDMB Guidelines

For businesses operating in Nigeria’s oil, gas, and energy sectors, maximizing local value isn’t just a legal obligation—it is a pathway to sustainable economic growth. At ISOX Shipping, we are fully committed to fostering indigenous capacity. Our alignment with the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) ensures that our project logistics and heavy-lift operations contribute directly to building national infrastructure.

The Role of NCDMB in Nigerian Logistics

The NCDMB was established by the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development (NOGICD) Act of 2010. Its mandate is to guide, monitor, and implement local content development, ensuring that Nigerian companies are given first consideration in contracts, employment, and logistics support within the energy value chain.

How ISOX Shipping Adds Value to Energy and Infrastructure Projects

  • 100% Indigenous Capability: As a wholly independent, Nigerian-managed logistics entity, partnering with ISOX Shipping helps energy firms easily meet their NCDMB local content percentage requirements.

  • Specialized Project Logistics: Moving heavy machinery, pipes, and delicate drilling equipment requires specialized expertise. We combine our deep home-market knowledge with global network standards to deliver safe, end-to-end transport.

  • Sustainable Operations: We champion business ecosystems that are sustainable, compliant, and focused on upskilling local talent, reflecting the core vision of the NCDMB.

From Sea Freight to the Job Site

ISOX Shipping offers a comprehensive, “one-stop-shop” logistics management solution. From clearing high-value industrial cargo via Sea Freight to executing complex cross-country Land Freight moves, we ensure your supply chain remains efficient, cost-effective, and fully compliant with all local content directives.

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