A leading specialty fluids management company, Eunisell Limited, said it won’t relent in providing requisite knowledge that will guarantee the production of top quality lubricants for automobiles and industries in Nigeria.
Speaking in Lagos at a one-day technical training and seminar organised by the firm to boost awareness on development in the lubricant market, Chief Executive Officer, Eunisell International, Iain Fraser expressed the company’s determination to see Nigeria benefit from the development of the downstream sector.
He said the company would continue to empower Nigerians on the knowledge necessary to guarantee production of top quality lubricants for automobiles and industries in Nigeria.
“Nigeria must not be left out of the developments in the downstream sector; this is why we carry out such training for various organisations at no cost. We have done this every year for the past 15 years, empowering participants with the requisite knowledge to guarantee the production of top quality lubricants for automobiles and industries in Nigeria,” he said.
The event, which was specifically designed to enable participants understanding the link between engine design lubricant performance and knowledge of global trends in the downstream sector of the Oil & Gas industry, was centred on “Advances and Trends in Automotive, Transmission, and Industrial Fluids.”
Euinsell CEO, Ramesh Hullur
Speaking on ‘Eunisell in Africa and ‘Industrial Gear Oils, Hydraulic Oils’ the company’s Africa Chief Executive Officer, Ramesh Hullur insisted that the “training is essential and is meant to bring together professionals who are into blending of lubricants and other petroleum and allied products in Nigeria.
He said it was necessary to understand developments and technological breakthroughs that have led to the advancement of additives and lubricants in other parts of the world.
Hullur stated that the seminar creates a veritable platform to access the latest information on specialty fluids, thereby enhancing application expertise.
SOURCE: guardian.ng