Well no, the whole point of measuring country differences in labor productivity is that in some countries spending x hours to drill a hole in the ground is vastly more productive than in others.
The point here is that, if we want to use GDP as a proxy for labor productivity, then including wealth from extractive industries isn’t that useful because it tells us much more about the geology of the country then about the labor force.
There's a whole Disney movie that demonstrates not all holes are created equal.