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Olufemi Abegunde

PARTNER AND LEADER OF THE ENERGY AND RESOURCES INDUSTRY, DELOITTE NIGERIA
"I believe the government is doing its best to put incentives in place. However, the delay in pinning down some of the key fiscal terms for oil industry operators in Nigeria, which is largely due to political factors, is hurting the system."

Segun Lawson

CEO, THOR EXPLORATIONS
Thor Explorations is reviving Nigeria’s gold mining industry with the construction of its Segilola gold project.

Michele Branco-Aiyegbusi

PRINCIPAL CONSULTANT, SLC RESOURCES LIMITED
SLC Resources explains how it helps companies meet and benefit from local the content requirements in Nigeria’s oil industry.

Olajumoke Ajayi

MANAGING DIRECTOR, ASHARAMI ENERGY
Asharami Energy is the upstream arm of Sahara group operating eight oil blocks in Africa with producing assets in Nigeria.

Anita Omoile

MANAGING DIRECTOR & PRESIDENT, DEEP BLUE ENERGY SERVICES
Deep Blue Energy Services was established in Nigeria to bridge the gap between the use of local resources and global best practice.

Huub Stokman

CEO, OVH ENERGY
OVH Energy is an Africa-focused downstream company, which provides energy solutions for a wide range of needs, including the provision of jetty services, marketing and distribution of refined petroleum products for retail, commercial and industrial purposes.

Tunde Ajala

FOUNDING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, DOVEWELL OILFIELD SERVICES
Dovewell is a Nigerian oil and gas service company with major ambitions to play a role in Nigeria’s attempt at increasing gas utilization and to eventually become a marginal field operator.

Mauro Bartezzati

MANAGING DIRECTOR, ELPER OILFIELD ENGINEERING
Elper Oilfield Engineering comments on the current state of the Nigerian market and how it is planning for the future.

Bank-Anthony Okoroafor

PRESIDENT, PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA (PETAN)
PETAN us an association uniting Nigerian entrepreneurs in the oil and gas sector with the aim of helping Nigerian companies build their capacity and capabilities.

Heine Melkevik

MANAGING DIRECTOR, EQUINOR NIGERIA
Equinor, the world’s largest offshore operator, explains from Nigeria the struggles of regulatory uncertainty and analyses its local content.

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