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9:56Now PlayingThe Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) in Nigeria, saddled with the responsibility of ensuring compliance to petroleum laws, regulations and guidelines in the Oil and Gas Industry, is exploring the use of computer in its service delivery, with a view to ending some of the challenges in the sector.
Seles providers often times are made to face time consuming processes, resulting in delay in product delivery, which has a multiplier effect on the availability of the product.
On Channels Television’s programme, Sunrice Daily, on Tuesday, a senior official of the DPR, Mr George Osahon, said that with the computerisation, what sales providers in the industry do manually would be achieved with the use of a computer in their comfort zone within a short period of time.
"We are going computerised. People will go online, fill the form, pay and even collect their certificates online. Everything is done online.
"That is what we want to introduce to members of the public and if they get any challenge with the online process, there is a number to call. If you go on our website, part of it will tell you that if you have any questions to ask us, fill the forms and we will respond. Any question you have about the industry, we will respond to you," he said.
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