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Oil & Gas
South Africa
Senegal
Namibia
Egypt
Kenya
Energy

Gaby Hanna

SVP - HEAD OF REGION MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA, MAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS
"We continue to be a leading supplier of smaller and decentralized power plants across Africa, which use our environmentally friendly dual-fuel engines fired by gas and our carbon reduction emission systems."
Oil & Gas
Nigeria
Energy

Eyono Fatayi-Williams

PRESIDENT, WOMEN IN ENERGY NETWORK (WIEN)
"Our core aspiration is to promote the active participation and advancement of women in leadership positions throughout the energy industry."
Oil & Gas
Nigeria
Energy

Foluso Aribisala

MANAGING PARTNER AND CEO, WORKFORCE GROUP
"The ultimate goal of all our efforts at Workforce Group and Workforce Foundation is to position Africa as the home of some of the world's biggest businesses."
Oil & Gas
Nigeria
Energy

Dimeji Bassir

CEO, OFSERV
"The provision of petrol has always been a social issue for Nigeria, and the government did what is now looking like a double whammy – removing fuel subsidies and floating the Naira at the same time."
Oil & Gas
Nigeria
Energy

Momoh Oyarekhua

CHAIRMAN, OPAC REFINERIES
"Nigeria can benefit from the value chain that exists in the refining of crude and domicile the value of refined products locally."
Oil & Gas
Sierra Leone
Energy

Foday Mansaray

DIRECTOR GENERAL, PETROLEUM DIRECTORATE OF SIERRA LEONE (PDSL)
"The biggest bottleneck for us currently is the energy transition conversation, which hinders companies from investing in frontier nations like Sierra Leone."
Oil & Gas
Nigeria
Cameroon
Energy

Pade Durotoye

MANAGING DIRECTOR – NIGERIA, SAVANNAH ENERGY
"Since we acquired Accugas in late 2017, the volumes of gas transported, the number of significant customers served, and our contribution to thermal power generation in Nigeria have each more than doubled."
Oil & Gas
Nigeria
Energy

Cheta Nwanze

LEAD PARTNER, SBM INTELLIGENCE
"Navigating Nigeria's economic and political landscape requires a nuanced understanding of the interplay between policy decisions, societal pressures, and external factors."
Oil & Gas
Nigeria
Energy

Bolaji Ososami

MANAGING DIRECTOR, TRIUMPH POWER AND GAS SYSTEMS
"The government's declaration of a Decade of Gas and Nigeria's emphasis on its status as a gas country has heightened demand for our services, particularly in gas-to-power and gas compression initiatives."
Oil & Gas
Nigeria
Energy

Taiwo Afonja, Iyunola Adekanye and Josephine Udonsak

MANAGING PARTNER (TA), PARTNER (IA) AND PARTNER (JU), DENTONS ACAS-LAW
"The flexibility inherent in the PIA was initially intended to facilitate a smooth transition; however, it has also introduced uncertainties regarding regulatory compliance and operational frameworks."

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