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Frédéric Heintz
DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER, PETROMAR
Petromar speaks of the outlook for Angola’s oil and gas service industry for the next two years.
Nicholas Okafor
PARTNER, UDO UDOMA & BELO OSAGIE
"The Nigerian Government has made several attempts to make gas utilization a separate component from oil. The delay of the PIB has slowed that down as there is no gas legislation that has clearly set out how to explore, issue licenses, produce and then monetize gas."
Msuega Tese
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS ANGOLA (ISA)
ISA speaks about how companies in Angola can use technologies to mitigate the loss of productivity due to lockdowns.
Dr. Timi Austen-Peters
CHAIRMAN, DORMAN LONG ENGINEERING LIMITED
Dorman Long is fortunate to run a diversified business. Whilst the fabrication and galvanizing businesses have ground to a halt, the maintenance business endures so that at least a fair number of our staff are still kept busy and there is some continuing economic activity.
Gbite Falade
MANAGING DIRECTOR AND GROUP COO, OILSERV
Oilserv is an indigenous service company operating in the energy space in Nigeria for approximately 25 years, providing services across the oil, gas and power sectors.
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."
Andrew Schnitzer da Silva
CEO, ASCENDING
Ascending is an HR service provider focused on workforce management solutions in Angola and Mozambique for the extraction industries.
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.
Jacqueline Bignoumba-llogue
PRESIDENT, UPEGA [ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM COMPANIES]
UPEGA, the association that protects the interest of the private sector in Gabon’s oil and gas industry, explains the main challenges confronting its members and how the new mining code needs to be improved.
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