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NGA staff at the registration desk will be happy to answer any queries you may have throughout the event.

REGISTRATION DESK

Once in the conference area, please familiarize yourself with the emergency exits. These will be pointed out to you at the start of the event and on each day. Note that security staff are on duty around the clock to guide you in case of an emergency.

Please wear your conference badge at all times in order to ensure easy identification in the case of urgent messages and as a courtesy to other delegates. Your badge is also required to gain entry to the Conference, Exhibition and Networking areas.

B A D G E S

We ask that you keep your mobile phones switched off or in silent mode during the sessions so as not to distract the speaker or disturb fellow delegates. If you must, please take phone calls outside the conference hall.

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About The NGA

Conference Itinerary

Sessions Overview

Introduction from the Organizing Committee

Welcome From The President

Networking Functions

Programme Overview

Speakers’ Profile

Profile of Gas Companies In Nigeria

Profile Of Council Elect (2018-2020)

NGA Courtesy Visits

Corporate Members

NGA Leadership

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THE NIGERIAN GAS ASSOCIATION (NGA) is a National, non-profit organisation promoting the progress of the gas industry. Through its many corporate member organisations in Nigeria, NGA covers all aspects of the national gas industry.

About the NGA



NGA will be the most influential and independent non-profit organisation, in effectively advancing the role of Nigerian natural gas as the preferred energy source while, serving as the platform for championing the development of the gas industry in Nigeria.

VISIONNGA will actively champion the competitiveness and utilization of the natural gas by promoting sound policy development, capacity development and the best practices towards optimizing the economics of the entire gas chain while emphasizing environmental protection and safety.

MISION

OUR FOUR CARDINAL VALUE PROPOSITIONS

Anticipate & Drive Legislation and Policies

Influence the formulation of Leg is la t ion , Po l i c ies and Registration

Provide Effective Advocacy

Be the industry Resource Centre of Choice Authority for information in the industry

Encourage best practices and acceptable standards.

Promote Investment in Nigeria Gas Sector

BENEFITS OF THE NGA MEMBERSHIPŸ Greater influence and effective lobbying for more friendly legislation, policies and regulationŸ More effective arbitration platform for stakeholders to resolve related issues and concernsŸ A strong and centralized platform for accessing essential industry resources

INDUSTRYDramatic improvement in the growth of the industry resulting in increase in:Ÿ Gas exploration and productionŸ Local consumption/utilization of gas especially in

derivatives manufacturing for Gas Based Industries (GBI)Ÿ Volume of gas export

NATIONAL ECONOMYŸ Recognition of the Nigerian gas industry as a key

market by local and international investorsŸ Increased Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into the

countryŸ Increased revenue generation

For more information contact

TAJI OGBE

(Executive Secretary, Nigerian Gas Association)

0802 339 8312

[email protected]

The NGA Secretariat:

The Nigerian Gas Association,

Block 98, Plot 3, Mike Adegbite Avenue,

Lekki Phase 1, Lagos – Nigeria.

Tel: +234 803 307 1135

Email: [email protected]

Website: nigeriangasassociation.org.ng

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CONFERENCE ITINERARY

Sunday 14th October,DAY 1

Welcome Cocktail (For Delegates/Exhibitors)

Monday 15th OctoberDAY 2

Registration of Delegates ContinuesExhibition Opening Session 1: Gas Policy DialogueSession 2 : Gas Infrastructure Development Gala Dinner and Award Night

Tuesday 16th OctoberDAY 3

Registration of Delegates Continues and Networking CoffeeSession 1: Nigerian Content DiscussionSession 2: Gas To Power Discussion Session 3: Financing Gas Projects Wrap up & Communique Delivery


Registration of Delegates Starts

Learning Solution Wednesday 17tth OctoberDAY 4

Odion Aleobua

0902 222 2226

(Modion Communications, Conference/Exhibition Organisers)

[email protected]


Akachukwu A. Nwokedi(Chairman, Conference & Exhibition Organizing Committee)

0803 404 [email protected]

Orighomisan Jekhine(Vice Chair, Conference and Exhibition Organizing Committee) 0803 201 [email protected]

Sade Omololu(Modion Communications, Conference/Exhibition Organisers)

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The NGA 2018 benefits from the extraordinary expertise of more than 1,000 industry specialists from around the globe who will share experiences and compare notes on key global industry trend with a view to improving opportunities in the gas industry. Over 40 speakers for this event will address technical, commercial and strategic issues through a mixture of session types:

SESSIONS OVERVIEW

Industry stakeholders will review the gas policy plan, level of implementation, impediments, and seek ways to make the sector more commercially viable with all the required institutions in place.

POLICY SESSION

This discourse in this section will highlight ways to deepen the local content participation in the gas industry.

NIGERIA CONTENT DISCUSSION SECTION

Top government functionaries, senior-level executives from both the industry and non-industry will speak on the most timely and topical issues facing the Nigeria gas industry.

SPECIAL KEYNOTE & KEYNOTE ADDRESSES

Industry players will deliberate on ways to untangle the bottlenecks affecting the implementation of the gas master plan, while seeking for ways to ramp-up investment for the industry with the aim of building a viable gas industry in Nigeria.

GAS INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT SECTION

Players in the financial sector will give insight on financing opportunities in the Bond and Equity Markets for gas infrastructure projects in Nigeria.

FINANCING GAS PROJECTS SECTION



Akachukwu A. NwokediConference Planning Committee Chairman

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SHIFT TO GAS ECONOMY: PACE & SCALE OF INNOVATION IN THE WEST AFRICAN SUB-REGION

This year's event themed, “SHIFT TO GAS ECONOMY: PACE & SCALE OF INNOVATION IN THE WEST AFRICAN SUB-REGION”, seeks to highlight the strategies and innovations that would facilitate the acceleration of the on-going gas revolution and help in positioning the sector as a critical enabler of economic growth and diversification in line with the current government's focus on building a robust multi-sectorial national economy.

THEME

N G A C o n f e r e n c e Organizing Committee Introductory SpeechYour Excellency, Vice President of the Federal Republ ic of Niger ia , Professor Yemi Osinbajo ,D i s t i n g u i s h e d & Honorable Members of the National AssemblyThe Honorable Minister of S ta te fo r Pe t ro leum

Resources, Dr. Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, The GMD

NNPC, Dr. Maikanti Baru, Esteemed Colleagues and Sector Stakeholders, Ladies and Gentlemen

On behalf of the organizing committee, who tirelessly and voluntarily worked to deliver this year's biennial conference, it is my pleasure and honour to welcome you to the Nigerian Gas Association's 11th International Conference and Exhibitions, tagged NGA2018, in Abuja, Nigeria.

I also bid welcome to the Secretary General of the International Gas Union (IGU), Mr. Luis Bertran Rafecas, and our esteemed international guests especially from Trinidad & Tobago, Ghana.

With the Nigerian Government's renewed focus on economic diversification, we have no doubt that the fuel to successfully drive the massive strategic shift to agriculture and industrialization has to be natural gas. It is abundantly endowed in Nigeria and it is clean, safe and available.

This explains this year's conference theme; 'SHIFT TO GAS ECONOMY: PACE & SCALE OF INNOVATION IN THE WEST AFRICAN SUB-REGION'. As it is the tradition for the NGA to chart the discussion agenda for the natural gas industry, this year's conference is poised to provide the thinking that would guide policy direction in line with the current government's economic strategy.

It is in this light that we host the largest gathering of gas industry operators, consumers and thought leaders in West Africa, to engage in rounds of robust industry discourse during the scheduled five sessions across two days; today and tomorrow. This year's conference is set to feature 40 respected speakers and moderators in this regard. To ensure comprehensive discourse, we have designed the sessions to feature thoughts and ideas from international speakers from the IGU, Trinidad & Tobago and Ghana. Let me use this opportunity to thank our very generous sponsors who have tirelessly supported the NGA over the

years.Ÿ Our Chief Host - NNPC, Ÿ Gold Sponsors – NLNG & Aiteo, Ÿ Silver Sponsors – Axxela, Total, Seplat, Shell and Oil &

Gas Free Trade Zone Authority (OGFTZA)Ÿ Bronze sponsors – Chevron, Falcon Corporation, Seven

Energy & Greenville LNGŸ Our partners – Leadway Assurance, Petroleum

Technology Development Fund (PTDF), West African Gas Pipeline, Energia & NCDMB.

We thank Aiteo for helping us kick-off the conference with a cocktail event yesterday evening. Today we start off with a welcome address from the NGA President, Engr. Thomas Dada, followed by a world gas industry address from the Secretary General of the IGU, Mr. Luis Bertran Rafecas. Next is the keynote address by the GMD NNPC, Dr. Maikanti Baru and a ministerial address by the Minister of State, Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu.

Thereafter, the NGA President would lead all dignitaries to tour the exhibition booths. After the tour we start with the first session on Gas Policy Dialogue. Session 2 will focus on 'Gas Infrastructure Development'.

This evening, the NGA Gala Dinner and Award Night would be held in this hall starting at 7pm. While it promises to be a night of fun and networking, we are also leveraging the event to recognize and reward personalities and organisations, whose contributions to the Association have been exemplary.

On Tuesday, October 16, 2018 we shall kick-off with a discussion on 'Nigerian Content', followed by another on 'Gas to Power' and finally the 'Financing Gas Projects session. We also have special addresses from Ghana and the NGA Study Group.

On Wednesday 17th October, we have an all-day learning solution and capacity building session titled, 'The Natural Gas Industry: Understanding the Value chain End-to-end (Conference Edition)'.

Your Excellency, distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen, may I enjoin you to take time to visit the exhibitions and interact with leading brands in the natural gas industry. We thank you for making out time to be with us and look forward to an engaging conference.

On behalf of the organizing committee I welcome you once again to NGA2018.

Misan JekhineVice Chiarman, Local Organising Commiittee


INTRODUCTION FROM THEORGANIZING COMMITTEE

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WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENT

I am delighted to welcome such a distinguished gathering of gas stakeholders to the NGA's 2018 International Gas Conference. I sincerely hope you will enjoy the programme we have put together and that you will leave this conference with a greater sense of appreciation of the future direction of the gas industry, in West Africa generally and Nigeria in particular, which needs to head towards the Region and its people to effectively use and benefit from its increasing gas resources.

Before I proceed further, I would humbly request all of us to stand up and pay a one minute tribute to one of our colleagues Engr. Adeyemi Akinlawon FNSE, who passed away on 12 August 2018. Yemi served the NGA diligently in various capacities over the years starting from Deputy Secretary General in 2002 and ending as the NGA Electoral Commissioner in June 2018. May his soul rest in peace with the Lord.

The Conference theme: “Shift to Gas Economy: Pace & Scale of Innovation in the West African Sub-Region” was carefully selected by the NGA Council in recognition of the rapid growth of gas resources in the region as more and more countries discover gas (Senegal, Sierra Leone) or have started the production (Ghana, Cameroon) joining Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea and others in harnessing the vast potential of gas for their nation and people. Ten years ago, we would not have been having this conversation but today this conversation is necessary and must be had. Thus, in this hall we have delegates from many West African countries and different parts of the globe including the Secretary General of the International Gas Union (IGU), Mr. Luis Bertran Rafecas.

According to the latest BP Statistical Review of World Energy Report published in June 2018, that World Gas Reserves was about 6832TCF at the end of 2017. Africa's share of this is 488TCf (7.1%) while Nigeria's share is about 184TCF or 38% of Africa's reserves and 2.6% of global reserves. However, of the 129TCF produced globally in 2017 Africa only produced 7.8TCF or 6.1% of which Nigeria produced 1.65TCF or 1.2% and 21 % of global and African production respectively. Of the total global consumption of 128TCF, Africa and Nigeria only account for 5TCF (3.8%) and 0.55TCF (0.4%) respectively. This should be a source of concern for all of us. Wealth is created not by the resources you own but how effectively you use the resources. There is a direct correlation between power consumption and GDP. Assuming that some 23% of global primary energy consumption was from natural gas in 2017 then there is a correlation between gas consumption and GDP. This is even more so for Nigeria where currently some 80% of grid power is generated from gas fired power plants.

Thus, it is clear that the West African Region in general and Nigeria in particular with its 200million people, forecast to grow to 410million by 2050, must accelerate the use of gas to power its economy and nation. This is indeed the thrust of the Gas Policy

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approved in June 2017 which aims for Nigeria to “To be an attractive gas-based industrial nation, giving primary attention to meeting local gas demand requirements, and developing a significant presence in international markets” and “To move Nigeria from a crude oil export-based economy to an attractive oil and gas-based industrial economy”.

Promoting regional gas development: I believe that gas should be viewed from a regional and not just national perspective. It is indisputable that the countries in the West African region and the ECOWAS community are intimately linked to each other in many different ways. Thus, there is a need to initiate the dialogue at the national and business levels on how to develop a West African Regional Gas Master Plan that would serve as the roadmap for each member country to develop or modify and roll out its own Gas Master Plan. The West African Gas Pipeline is a good example and platform upon which to scale such plans. Recently the Federal Government of Nigeria announced the plan to build the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline. These are all very encouraging initiatives and I support initiatives such as these that would allow the development of a West African Regional Gas system , infrastructure and market.

Regional Gas Association: The NGA have also started to reach out to gas stakeholders in other West African Countries to help kick start national gas associations that will lead to the formation of a West African Gas Association. In our recent engagement with the International Gas Union at the World Gas Conference 2018, in Washington DC, it was patently obvious that there were not many Sub-Saharan African countries represented at the IGU Council and Task Force team levels. We are happy to announce that a member of the NGA, Mr. Emeka Ene, was elected as the Vice Chair of the Exploration and Production Task Force for the period of 2018 to 2021 and will thereafter assume a more senior role in the IGU Council. We count on the support of all our corporate members to support the NGA in representing Nigeria at the IGU .

Our Achievements: The 2016-2018 Council is proud to announce that in the last two years we have worked hard to increase the visibility, relevance and influence of your Association on gas matters locally and internationally. During this period the Council focused primarily on Advocacy and Investment Promotion. The NGA contributed significantly to the approved Gas and Oil Policies that were approved in 2017 by the FGN and the Petroleum Industry Governance Bill (PIGB) that was

passed by the National Assembly but is awaiting Presidential assent. We also contributed significantly to and will continue to contribute to the Petroleum Industry Fiscal Bill (PIFB), Petroleum Industry Host Community Bill ( PIHCB) and Petroleum Industry Administration Bill (PIAB) which we still hope the 8th Assembly will pass before May 2019 in view of the importance of these Bills to removing the uncertainty which has clouded the Nigerian E&P industry for more than 18 years and hindered significant investment in the sector.

Your Council also established, for the first time, a formal Secretariat at Lekki, Lagos, in 2017. Although we are still located in a rented accommodation, our dream is to eventually move into the NGA or Gas House with a full compliment of professional staff capable of providing the back room support that this wonderful Organisation needs. We shall be approaching each of you for your support to build a fully-fledged NGA Secretariat in line with international best practice in the coming years.

T h e N G A w i t h s u p p o r t f r o m NNPC/NLNG/Chevron/Shell/SEPLAT/Shoreline Resources/Axxela/ Midwestern/ Heritage Bank / Oil & Gas Free Trade Zitone Authority / Falcon /Frontier Oil and many others took the Nigerian gas story to the IGU WGC 2018 International Gas Conference in Washington DC in June 2018. The Nigerian pavilion attracted great interest and has helped to increase the awareness of potential investors in the unfolding gas opportunities in Nigeria. We look forward to making a bigger impact at the IGU Conference in Korea in 2021.

The NGA also instituted an Advisory Board (AD) under the able leadership of Dr. Maikanti Baru GMD NNPC. The AD is filled with industry professionals with proven track records. We hope to provide the AD with all the materials they require in the coming months to enable them to contribute meaningfully to the NGA and the growth of the Nigerian Gas Industry in general.

I am confident that the NGA will continue to grow to meet your needs and the need of the industry in Nigeria. We currently have 106 Corporate members and some 2000 Associate members. We have a lot more work to do to double if not quadruple these numbers. I say this with confidence because the gas-value-chain has started to wake up from its slumber in Nigeria. The approved Gas Policy when supported by appropriate legislation especially the PIFB will galvanise the Nigerian gas industry which in turn has the potential to galvanise the



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West African Gas industry. The value chain includes the Upstream, Mid-stream and Downstream sub-sectors. Your Association should and must represent everyone in the gas value chain. I urge all of us to pay our very moderate membership dues on time and to also commit resources to support NGA activities especially the 5 Study Groups (SGs) that make up the think-tank of the NGA under the overall coordination of Dr. Eju Magose. The SGs are (a) SG1 Natural Gas Transmission & Distribution led by Mr. James Odiase (b) SG2 Industrial Utilization and Power Generation led by Mrs Yetunde Taiwo (c) SG3 Domestic, Commercial and Transportation led by Mr. Emeka Ene (d) SG4 Environment, Safety and Health led by Mr. Toyin Adenuga and (e) SG5 Legal and Fiscal led by Mr. Ike Oguine . I call on Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to volunteer, join and contribute to these SGs.

I want you all to join me in thanking the outgoing 2016-2018 NGA Council members : Mrs Audrey-Joe Ezigbo 1st VP (Falcon), Mrs Mina Abiodun SG (TOTAL), Mrs Folusho Agbakoba DSG (Chevron), Mr Frank Uzuegbunam PS ( Business Day), Mr. Odey Adamade LS (NNPC), Mr Taiwo Alawode (NNPC) and our ex-officio members; Mr. Bolaji Osunsanya (MD-Axxela), Mr. Tony Attah (MD-NLNG), Mr. Babatunde Bakare (MD-NGPTC), Dr Layi Fatona (MD-ND-Western), Mr. Patrick Olinma (ED-TOTAL), Mr. Sanjay Narasimhalu (VP-Chevron), Mr. Adebola Martins (NNPC) and Mr Venkat VVenkatraman (NIPCO, for their support. We could not have achieved the new upward trajectory of the NGA without their contribution.

I use this opportunity to inform you all that the 2016-2018 Council will be stepping down for the 2018-2020 incoming Council to take over to usher us in to the next phase of the NGA's growth trajectory. I am proud to hand over to Mrs Audrey Joe-Ezigbo as the President and Mr. Victor Okoronkwo as the 1st VP of the NGA for the 2018-2020 term. Under their leadership I can confidently say the NGA is in very good hands.

I want all of you to join me in thanking the entire NGA 2018 Conference organising committee chaired by Mr. Aka Nwokedi (the back bone of NGA Conferences for so many years) and coordinated by Mrs Misan Jekhine for the hard work and effort that went into making this wonderful event possible.

Finally, I thank each and every one of you for honouring our call to attend this important gas conference. Gas is the future for changing the narrative in West Africa and we should all be proud to be partaking in this opportunity to make a difference. I wish each of you a wonderful conference experience and safe journey back to your respective homes.

Engr. Dada Thomas FNSChE. P.Eng.Outgoing President,Nigerian Gas Association.



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NETWORKING FUNCTIONS


WELCOME COCKTAILSunday, October 14, 2018

Be a part of the exotic NGA 2018 welcome cocktail for delegates and exhibitors at the luxurious Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja. Guests will have the opportunity to meet and greet various stakeholders in the flourishing industries which cut across oil and gas, power, banking, among others. The cocktail event will be fun-driven. Guests will be treated to entertaining soulful jazz music and other side attractions.

NETWORKING LUNCH Monday, October 15, 2018

As the event opens, you will be treated to sumptuous African and Intercontinental cuisines, while engaging in great networking opportunities that will set the tone for a successful conference experience.

GALA DINNER/AWARDS NIGHTMonday, October 15, 2018

The Gala Dinner is a classic fun-filled event in a relaxed and uniquely designed environment spiced up with comedy performance from distinguished Nigerian comedians capable of holding the audience spellbound with hilarious jokes. Also, a guitarist will serenade the event with tunes. During the Gala Dinner, Awards will be given to industry and non-industry players for their outstanding contribution to the growth of the industry.


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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

4:00pm - 6:00pm

6:30pm – 9:00pm Welcome Cocktail (for Delegates/Exhibitors) Sponsored By AITEO- Welcome Remark by the NGA President Engr. Dada Thomas- Cocktail Sponsor Welcome Address - Former NGA President Welcome – Engr. Charles Osezua

- Vote of Thanks: (1st Vice President) - Mrs. Audrey Joe-Ezigbo

Registration of Delegates Starts (Sponsored By NLNG & NNPC)

DAY 1 | Sunday, 14th October

7:00am – 9:00am

8:00am – 9:30am

9:30am – 9:40am

9:40am – 10:00am

10:00am –10:05am

10:05am –10:10am

10:10am –10:15am

10:15 am –10:25am

10:25am–10:35am

10:35am-10:50am

10:50am - 11:05am

11:20am – 12:00pm

Registration of Delegates Continues (Sponsored By NLNG & NNPC)

Networking Tea/Coffee (Sponsored By AITEO & NLNG)Delegates to be Seated

Arrival of the Vice President and other dignitaries National Anthem

Safety Briefing/ Official Introductions

Introductory Remark by the Conference Organizing Committee - Mrs. Orighomisan Jekhine

Welcome Address by NGA President - Engr. Dada Thomas

World Gas Industry Address by the Secretary General, International Gas Union (IGU), Mr. Luis Bertrán Rafecas, 'Growing Natural Gas Investment Opportunities: The Success Stories To Emulate’

Keynote Address by the Special Guest, Dr. Maikanti Baru GMD NNPC . 'Gas as a catalyst for sustainable nation building'

NGA President leads the dignitaries on a tour of Exhibition booths

DAY 2 | Monday, 15th October

Session 1: Gas Policy Dialogue (Sponsored By TOTAL & AXXELA) 12:00pm -1:30pm“Consolidating Gas Supplies Security: Revisiting Infrastructure and Policy Frameworks” Special Keynote speaker: Dr. Maikanti Baru GMD NNPC

Moderator: Gaius Obaseki

Participants: Sen. Bassey Akpan, Chairman, Senate Committee on Gas Resources Hon. Fredrick Agbedi, Chairman, House Committee on Gas Resources, Mr Tony Attah, MD, Nigeria LNG LimitedMr Christopher Beale, GM Commercial and Development. WAPCODr. Sam U. Eno, Director, Planning, Research & Statistics, Ministry of Niger Delta AffairsMr Gbite Adeniji, Senior Technical Adviser to the Minister of State for Petroleum ResourcesMr Ashley Taylor, President, Point Lisas Industrial Port Development Mr. Osagie Okunbor, Chairman, Oil Producers Trade Section, OPTS,

Ministerial Address by the Minister of State, Petroleum Resources - Dr. Ibe Kachikwu on ‘Creating the Enablement for A Gas-Led Economy’

11:05am – 11:20pm Keynote address from the Vice President, His Excellence Prof. Yemi Osinbajo



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8:00am - 9:00am

9:00am -9:10am

9:30am -10:30am

Overview of Day 2 Programme

Session 1: Nigerian Content Discussion (Sponsored By NCDMB)

Keynote: Deepening Local Content Participation in the Gas Industry: Unpacking the Bigger Picture - Speaker: Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board(NCDMB), Engr. Simbi Wabote

DAY 3 | Tuesday, 16th October

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

1:30pm -2:30pm

Session 2 : Gas Infrastructure Development (Sponsored By ACCUGAS) 2:30pm-4:00pm“Actualising Gas Infrastructure Development: Untangling The Bottlenecks" - Mr. Bolaji Osunsanya, CEO, Axxela

Moderator: Osten Olorunsola

Participants: Mr. Jeffrey Ewing, Chairman/ MD, Chevron Nigeria LTDMr. Emeka Okwuosa, Chairman/GCEO, OilServ Mr. Nicolaz Terraz, MD, Total E&P Ian Brown-Peterside, Acting CEO, Seven Energy LimitedMr Mordecai Ladan, Director, DPR Dr. Ben Asante, Chief Executive Officer, Ghana National Gas Company

Industry Address by COO Gas & Power - NNPC, Engr. Saidu Mohammed ‘Gas as Enabler of Economic Diversification: The Journey so Far”

An international guest speaker to share experience - Special invitee from Trinidad & Tobago. His Excellency Wendell V.C. De Landro , High Commissioner for Trinidad & Tobago

7:00pm - 10:00pm

Moderator: Chima Ibeneche

Participants: Sadeeq A. Mai-Bornu, Deputy Managing Director, Nigeria LNG LimitedMr. Augustine Avuru , CEO, Seplat Petroleum Development Company PlcUmana Okon Umana, MD/CEO, Oil and Gas Free Zone AuthorityMr. Nuhu Yakubu, President, Nigeria Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association, NLPGAMrs. Audrey Joe-Ezigbo , Director, Falcon Corporation LTD

Networking Lunch (Sponsored By GREENVILLE) VIP Lunch (Sponsored By FALCON)

Gala Dinner and Award Night (Sponsored By SHELL & NNPC)

Registration of Delegates Continues (Sponsored By NLNG & NNPC) Networking Coffee (Sponsored By TOTAL & AXXELA)

10:30am - 12:00pm Session 2: Gas To Power Discussion Sponsored By WEST AFRICAN GAS PIPELINE (WAPCo)



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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

Participants: Mr. Olawale Oluwo, Lagos State Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources Dr. David Ige, Founder and CEO of GasInvest LimitedDr. Chike Onyejekwe, GMD, AiteoMr. Kola Adesina, Group Managing Director of Sahara Power Group Mr. Ed Ubong, MD, Shell Nigeria Gas (SNG)Mr. Bartholomew Nnaji, Chairman/CEO, Geometric Power LimitedMr Dikko Atanu, CEO Neoleum Energy

Moderator: Dolapo Kukoyi

Special Keynote Address by the Minister for Power, ‘Driving Power Generation Sufficiency with Gas Supply Consistency’

Keynote: Sustaining Gas Supply Obligations: How Pricing, Security and Infrastructure are shaping Nigeria’s realities - Mr Osagie Okunbor, MD, Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC)

Networking Lunch (Sponsored By GREENVILLE)

VIP Lunch (Sponsored By CHEVRON)

12:00pm - 1:00pm

1:00pm-2:00pm Session 3: Financing Gas Projects (Sponsored By LEADWAY ASSURANCE)

Special Keynote Address ‘Financing Opportunities in the Bond and Equity Markets for Gas Infrastructure Projects”

Moderator: Mr. Emeka Ene, MD, Xenergi Limited

Participants: Prof Koyinsola Ajayi (SAN), Managing Partner, Olaniwon Ajayi LPMr. Uche Orji, MD, Nigeria Sovereign Investment AuthorityAllan Olufade, Zonal Director (North), Leadway Assurance.Mr. Tolu Osinibi, ED, FCMB Capital Limited

2:00pm-3:30pm Special Invitees Address Ghana, and American Gas Associations

Q&A Session

Moderator: NGA President Engr. Dada Thomas

3:30pm - 4:15pm Special Presentation - NGA Study Group

4:15pm - 4:50pm Wrap Up Communique

4:50pm - 5:00pm Closing Remarks and Vote of thanks by the new NGA President - Mrs. Audrey Joe-Ezigbo

Learning Solution

DAY 4 | Wednesday, 17th October

8:00am - 5:00pm

SPEAKERS’ PROFILE


Dr. Maikanti Kachalla Baru GMD, NNPC Maikant i Kachal la Baru is an indigene of Bauch i S ta te . He obtained his West A f r i c a n S c h o o l Certificate in 1978 f rom the Federa l Government College Jos and later bagged a

First Class Honours in Mechanical Engineering from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria in 1982. He also attended the University of Sussex, United Kingdom where he graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering in 1987.

Between 1988-1991, he held various positions at the Jos Steel Rolling Company Ltd, including Head Corporate Planning and Electrical Department while also serving in several committees in the company.

He was the Manager National Engineering and Technical Company Limited (NETCO) from May to November 1991. He became the Manager, Operations of Procurement Management Services (PROMAS) from 1991-1993 where he saved the Corporation over $70 million in six months of operation. Thereafter, he served in NAPIMS as the Manager Gas Department for four years and in 1997, he was appo in ted Genera l Manager, Gas Development Division and during his stewardship of the Joint Venture Gas Projects, they were able to save over $575 million.

In July 1999, he was appointed as the Executive Director, Operations of the Nigerian Gas Company, Warri where he was responsible for the smooth operation of all the facilities in the Nigerian Gas Company ensuring uninterrupted gas supply to customers such as NEPA. He left this position in 2004 and was appointed as the Managing Director Hyson (Nigeria) Ltd and under his stewardship; Hyson was introduced into the domestic LPG business and grew

rapidly raking in N24m in 2004, N164m in 2005 and N400m in 2006.

From 2006 to 2007, Dr. M.K Baru was the Group General Manager, Greenfield Refinery Projects Division where he was tasked with ensuring the smooth execution of the feasibility study, design, construction and operation of new refineries in Nigeria.

Following his good work there, he was appointed in 2007, as the Group General Manager of the National Petroleum Investment Management Services (NAPIMS) where he was responsible for ensuring the effective supervision of the nation's investment in the upstream of the Nigeria's oil industry. This covered the six joint ventures, sixty-two production-sharing contracts and other ad-hoc assignments.

Till his appointment as the Group Executive Director, Exploration and Production, Dr. Baru was the Group General Manager LNG Division. In his capacity, he handled the commercial and administrative aspects of the LNG Investment Businesses. He was also the NNPC's Chief Technical Negotiator on the West African Gas Pipeline project and chaired the NNPC AntiCorruption Committee. In March 2016, he was appointed Technical Adviser (Gas Matters) to the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources and on July 4th 2016, President Muhammad Buhari appointed him as the 17th Group Managing Director of the NNPC.

Dr. Baru has shown academic excellence over the years winning various prizes such as the Shell BP Petroleum Prize for the Best Final Year Mechanical Engineering Student and the Lever Brothers Prize for the Best Final Year Mechanical Engineering Investigation Project at the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. He has also attended prestigious institutions such as the Harvard Business School, College of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Oxford, Columbia University Business School, New York and the Stanford University's Graduate School of Business among others.

MAIKANTI BARU


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Luis Bertrán Rafecas, Secretary General of IGU since November 2016 Employer Gas Natural SDG, SA

Mr. Bertran has a Masters in Business Management and Administration from the Span i sh H igh

Schoo l o f Bus iness Administration and Management , Barcelona, (ESADE in Spanish) , and has a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Catalonia (UPC), Barcelona.

Mr. Bertran joined the Gas Natural Fenosa Company in 1984 working in gas plants, with transportation and distribution responsibilities as well as commercial activities.

Mr. Bertran was assigned Technical Director Manager of Gas Natural in Mexico in 1998-2002 in his subsidiary of Mexico, and when he returned assumed the responsibilities for Asset Management Director, Transport and Distribution networks of Gas Natural Fenosa Group in Spain.

In 2005, Mr. Bertran was appointed General Manager of Gas Natural Europe in Paris until 2011. Then he assumed the position as Manager Planning and Services in Retail Energy Market of Gas Natural Fenosa.

In October 2014, Mr. Bertran was elected Deputy Secretary General of IGU until November 2016. Then, by the Council approval since November 2016, he was appointed Secretary General of IGU up to October 2022.

LUIS BERTRÁN RAFECAS

J e f f E w i n g i s Managing Director of t h e N i g e r i a / M i d -Africa business unit for Chevron Africa and Latin America E x p l o r a t i o n a n d Production Company, a role he assumed in January 2017. He is b a s e d i n L a g o s ,

N i g e r i a , a n d i s responsible for Chevron's upstream business in the country.

Prior to this position, he was director of deepwater assets and production sharing contracts for the Nigeria/Mid-Africa business unit.

Ewing joined Chevron in 1985 as a dril l ing representative in Louisiana. Since then, he has held numerous technical and management upstream positions of increasing responsibility in various locations: the Democratic Republic of Congo, Indonesia, Kuwait, Scotland, the United States of America, the United Kingdom and Venezuela.

Ewing received his Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Engineering from Texas A&M University in 1986. He is member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers, and he currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Trustees for the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND).

JEFFREY EWING


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Mr. Bolaji Osunsanya has over thirty years o f e x t e n s i v e management and executive experience across management consulting, finance, commercial banking, and oil and gas. He is currently the Chief Executive Officer of

A x x e l a L i m i t e d , a leading gas and power portfolio company.

Previously referred to as Oando Gas and Power Limited, Mr. Osunsanya has been at the company's helm since September 2007, and has also led its subsidiary, Gaslink Nigeria Limited, since January 2004. He was also appointed as an Executive Director of Oando PLC in June 2007.

As the CEO of Axxela, he oversees the company's gas infrastructure and virtual pipeline expansion programme, independent power plant projects, as well as other substantive projects in the West African

sub-region.

Mr. Osunsanya joined the then Unipetrol Nig PLC—later rebranded Oando—in 2001, as Head of Lubes and Specialties where he was responsible for product coordination and eventual sales of Lubricants, Bitumen, Chemicals, LPG and Aviation fuels. A few years later, he was appointed Chief Marketing Officer and oversaw nationwide commercial sales.

Prior to joining Oando in 2001, he was an Executive Director at Access Bank for three years, and an Assistant General Manager/Head of Local Corporate Group of the Institutional Banking at Guaranty Trust Bank from 1992 to 1998. From 1988 to 1992, he worked as a Consultant with Arthur Andersen, Nigeria—now KPMG professional services—gaining experience in the banking, oil and gas, and manufacturing industries.

Mr. Osunsanya obtained a Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Economics from the University of Ife, Nigeria in 1985 and the University of Lagos, Nigeria in 1987 respectively.

BOLAJI OSUNSANYA

Osagie Okunbor was a p p o i n t e d t h e Managing Director of The Shell Petroleum D e v e l o p m e n t Company of Nigeria L t d . ( S P D C ) a n d Country Chair, Shell Companies in Nigeria in 2015.

A graduate of Business Administration, Osagie has over 30 years industry experience in Nigeria, the UK, Brunei and the

Netherlands.His previous roles in the Shell Group include: Senior Adviser for Upstream International Operated Business; Vice President Human Resources for Sub-Saharan Africa; Vice President for Infrastructure and

Logistics in Nigeria; and Human Resources Director in Nigeria.

He also chairs the Oil Producers Trade Section of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

He is married and blessed with three children. He enjoys music and football.

OSAGIE OKUNBOR


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Tony Attah is the M a n a g i n g D i r e c t o r / C h i e f Executive Officer of Nigeria LNG Limited a n d t h e V i c e President of Bonny Gas Transport. Tony has over 25 years' experience in

the oil and gas industry. Prior to his current role at Nigeria LNG Limited, he was the Managing Director and Board Chairman of Shell Nigeria E & P Company (SNEPCo), Vice President HSE and Corporate Affairs and Vice President Human Resources (HR). He has managed other technical & non-technical roles in operations and major projects including being Head of Joint Venture Economics in the commercial function.

He holds a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Ibadan and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Benin. He is a Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (FNSE), member of Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN), and member of Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE). Over his distinguished career across Europe, Russia and Africa, Tony has led multi-disciplinary teams across diverse cultures. He is renowned for his strong strategic and commercial mind-set which is underpinned by a solid technical background and excellent leadership capabilities.

Tony is epitomized by his focus on people and on delivering business value to stakeholders. His personal core values are humility, excellence, integrity and respect for people. He is married with children and his hobbies are watching soccer, playing golf and listening to music.

TONY ATTAH

Dr. Sam Eno is the Director, Planning, Research & Statistics, Min i s t ry o f N iger Delta Affairs.Sam has over 30 years o f p u b l i c s e r v i c e experience making impressive impact in the various ministries and agencies that he

has served.

Notable among them is the Ministry of Industry where he served as a Senior Press Secretary between 1993 and 1995. He also served in the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation as Senior Personnel Officer in 1995 and has served in several other Ministries in different capacities.

His meritorious service stride in varying capacities earned him spots in different committees like the National Committee on the Review of Civil Service Rules and Financial Regulations. He was the Chairman, National Task Force to evacuate Nigerian Prisoners from Libya. Member of UN study group on the treatment of prisoners during international military operations held in Demark, in 2009 among others.

Dr. Sam Eno holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree (Theatre Arts) in 1980 from the University of Calabar and a Master of Arts (Arts Administration) in 1990 from the same University.

Sam Eno proceeded to obtain a Master of Science (Global Resource Management) from the University of Liverpool in 2011 and bagged his Ph.D. (Strategic Operations Management) from the Forte Jones University, USA in 2012.

SAM ENO


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Mr. Taylor currently holds the post of President at Point Lisas Industrial Port D e v e l o p m e n t Corporation Limited ( P L I P D E C O ) . M r. Taylor has significant experience in the telecommunications, p o r t o p e r a t i o n s ,

management consulting and engineering fields.

In his last position prior to joining PLIPDECO in 2008, he served as the Group Director of Digicel's largest retailer where he successfully managed start-up operations of various territories in Central America and the Caribbean. Under his leadership from 2009 to present, PLIPDECO has quickly transformed itself into

a premier regional and international hub as evidenced by its rapid growth and diversification of services.

Mr. Taylor's educational credentials include a Master of Science (MSc). in Industrial Engineering majoring in Operations Research from the Technical University of Nova Scotia and a Bachelors of Arts (BSc.) in Industrial Engineering from the University of the West Indies. He has lectured in Operations Management for the BSc. Management Studies at the University of Technology Jamaica, as well as Simulation of Industrial & Service Systems, for the Master of Science (MSc.) Information Systems, UWI Jamaica.

Mr. Taylor served two terms as the President of the Shipping Association of Jamaica and also previously sat on the executive of the Caribbean Shipping Association.

ASHLEY TAYLOR

E d U b o n g i s Managing Director of Shel l Niger ia Gas ( S N G ) a n d i s r e s p o n s i b l e f o r leading the company and safely delivering i t s d o m e s t i c g a s growth aspirations.

He joined Shell in 2001 a f te r comp le t i ng a

Bachelor's Degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri and completing the Shell Intensive Training Programme (SITP) run by Robert Gordon University Aberdeen. He also holds a Master's Degree in Engineering from the University of Southampton, UK and an MBA from INSEAD (France, US, Singapore).

Ed has worked in various roles spanning Systems Engineering, IT Audit, Competitive Strategy, Portfolio Planning, Deal Delivery and Asset Commercial. In 2013, he worked as Senior Business Adviser to the Shell Nigeria Country Chair and MD of SPDC. Most recently while working in the deep-water team, he led the industry negotiations on deep-water associated gas terms and managed the legacy BG assets in Nigeria.

Ed is married to Agatha and they have two children. He is passionate about football, polo, chess, teaching and motor racing.

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SADEEQ MAI-BORNU


Christopher Beale is the General Manager o f C o m m e rc i a l & B u s i n e s s Development for the We s t A f r i c a G a s Pipel ine Company (WAPCo). In his current position, C h r i s t o p h e r i s responsible for al l

commercial activities related to WAPCo, including sourcing of gas supply and transportation contract negotiations.

Christopher has over 20 years of experience in the energy industry, mostly with Chevron Corporation, in various roles in the upstream and midstream in the United States, Australia and the United Kingdom.

In 1998, he joined Chevron and most recently served as the Commercial Manager, Midstream Infrastructure Development for Shale oil/gas and plays in the Permian Basin (West Texas). Prior to that assignment, Christopher was the General Manager of Marketing for Angola LNG, based in London, where he was responsible for global LNG marketing.

Christopher holds a BSc. Mechanical Engineering and MBA Finance degrees from Boston University and Tulane University, respectively.

CHRISTOPHER BEALE

Sadeeq A. Mai-Bornu i s t h e D e p u t y Managing Director of Nigeria LNG Limited a n d E x e c u t i v e Director on the Board o f N L N G S h i p Management Limited. Sadeeq has over 30 years o f work ing experience mainly in

the oil and gas industry. He is an alumnus of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria with a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering. He is a member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers.

Prior to his current role at Nigeria LNG Limited, he was the Managing Director of Nigerian Petroleum Development Company Limited (NPDC), Benin, the upstream arm of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).

Sadeeq began his work career in July 1985 at Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited (ASCL) as an engineer in the Real Estate Development Department where he was responsible for the construction of the 10,000 housing unit Steel Township.

He joined NNPC in 1987 as a Project Engineer and served as member of many project teams such as NNPC Corporate Telecoms Network (CTN), PPMC Escravos Tank Farm and Butanisation project for the construction of nine LPG depots from 1996 to 2004.

Mr. Mai-Bornu served as Technical Assistant to five consecutive Group General Managers in Engineering and Technology Division where he was renowned for his passion for project management, exemplary leadership and drive. From 2005, he became Deputy Manager of the Technical Services Department responsible for Cost Control.

He has had a distinguished management career as Manager, Plant Projects in the Process Engineering Department; General Manager, Joint Ventures in the Renewable Energy Division (RED) and in 2015 as Managing Director, Nigerian Petroleum Development Company Ltd (NPDC) where he was able to ramp up oil production from about 87,000 barrels of oil per day (bopd) to a record 155,000 bopd.

Sadeeq is widely travelled and has attended several management and leadership courses. He has a strong flair for coaching and mentorship. He is married with four children.

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Dolapo Kukoyi is a Pa r tne r a t De ta i l Commercial Solicitors and leads the firm's Power and Gas to Power Practice. She is one of the leading lawyers in Nigeria's Power sector with extensive experience advising clients in the

p r i v a t e s e c t o r , government agencies and regulators on a wide range of complex transactions.

Her transactional experience includes advising the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) on the 213 billion naira Intervention Fund for the Nigeria Electricity Supply Industry.

Dolapo is advising the Lagos State Government on the Light Up Lagos project to facilitate the delivery of a total of 3000MW to Lagos State through embedded power generation as well as advising Waltersmith Gas Company Ltd in developing a 40-300MW Gas to Power Plant.

She earned her law degree from the University of Ibadan in 2001 and was admitted to the Nigerian Bar in 2004.

Dolapo is recognized as a leading lawyer with expertise in the corporate, M&A and project finance sector by the International Financial Law Review (IFLR).

She was awarded 40 Under 40 Leading Lawyers in the ESQ Nigerian Legal Awards, 2016; and awarded one of 50 Most Impactful Social Innovators (Global Listing) in the World CSR Awards 2018.

DOLAPO KUKOYI

P r o f . K o n y i n s o l a Ajayi, SAN, is the Managing Partner of t h e l a w fi r m o f Olaniwun Ajayi LP, a Senior Advocate of N i g e r i a ; a n d a m e m b e r o f t h e English Bar. He is a Professor of Banking Law and Insurance at

Babock University, Ilisan Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria. Prof. Ajayi is a Presbyter in Methodist Church Nigeria, serving as Chaplin of Emmanuel Chapel, Methodist Church, Banana Island, Lagos.

He has over 38 years legal exper ience in Infrastructure, Energy and Natural Resources,

International Business Transactions, Banking, Capital Markets, Construction and Engineering, Privatization as well as Litigation and Arbitration.

He serves on the advisory board of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group. He is an Independent Non-Executive Director of Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc.; and is on the Advisory Committee of the African Customer Due Diligence Repository Platform of the African Export Import Bank. He is a member of the Capital Market Master Plan Implementation Committee and has advised on various initiatives of several governments in Nigeria.

Konyin Ajayi who holds an LLM from Harvard Law School, USA (1982) and a PhD from University of Cambridge, England (1990), is a consultant to the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa on interstate infrastructure.

KONYINSOLA AJAYI


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Emeka Okwuosa is a 1982 graduate of E l e c t r o n i c s a n d Electrical Engineering from the University of Ife, Ile-Ife, Nigeria.

He i s a seasoned e n g i n e e r , a d m i n i s t r a t o r , entrepreneur and a

visionary with over 35 years of experience in the following areas: maintenance and operations, teaching, wireline logging and interpretation, seismic acquisition, processing and interpretation, pipeline engineering, procurement and construction (EPCIC), project management, drilling and drilling services. Some of these activities span Europe, North Africa, West Africa, Gulf of Guinea/Central Africa and Indonesia.

Emeka is the Chairman/Group Chief Executive Officer

of the following companies: OILSERV LIMITED, FRAZIMEX ENGINEERING LIMITED, FRAZOIL EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION (E & P) LIMITED, FRAZPOWER LIMITED, EKCEL FARMS LIMITED, CROWN ENERGY RESOURCES LIMITED.

Emeka has received several awards in the course of practice of Oil and Gas EPCIC services all over the World, namely amongst others are;OTC/PETAN (Offshore Technology Conference/ Petroleum Technology Association) Awards of Excellence from 2009—2018 (Houston Texas, USA), Award of the Best CEO of the year 2013, International Socrates Award (UK) 2016, National Productivity Order of Merit Award (NPOM) by His Excellency, Muhammadu Buhari, President and Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces, Federal Republic of Nigeria 2017, Investor of the year award by SUN Newspaper 2017 amongst others.

He is married with three (3) children.

EMEKA OKWUOSA

Mr. Tolu Osinibi, an investment banker a n d c h a r t e r e d accountant, with over 25 years of financial s e r v i c e s i n d u s t r y experience, heads F C M B C a p i t a l Markets Limited, the investment banking subsidiary of FCMB

Group Plc.

Prior to FCMB, Mr. Osinibi was an Associate Director and head of Corporate Finance Advisory at KPMG Nigeria. Before then, he was the Chief Investment Officer of Shell Nigeria Pension Fund.

Tolu started his professional career in the UK, where he trained and qualified as a Chartered Accountant with KPMG, London, and gained experience in both the Audit and Management Consulting divisions.

Subsequent to KPMG UK, he worked in investment banking and prior to returning to Nigeria, he was Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for the Global Structured Credit and EMEA Derivatives Marketing groups at JP Morgan, London.

Tolu graduated from the University of St. Andrews, Scotland, with a B.Sc. in Economics.

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Engr. Simbi Wabote is t h e E x e c u t i v e Secretary, Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB).

P r i o r t o h i s appointment, he was a D i r e c t o r a t S h e l l P e t r o l e u m

Development Company (SPDC) and the GM Business and Government Relations for Shell Companies in Nigeria (SCiN).

His career in Shell spanned over 25 years during which he served in various senior positions within and outside the country in Engineering, Contracting, Government

Relations, etc. He led the construction of the Shell Osubi Airport in Warri Delta State Nigeria.

He was responsible for the development of Royal Dutch Shell's local content strategy and framework and supervised Shell Local Content implementation across several countries including Nigeria, Gabon, Brunei, Oman, Kazakhstan, Australia, Iraq, Qatar, Jordan, USA and new frontier countries for Shell.

Simbi holds an MSc from Leeds Metropolitan University. He is a member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers, Institute of Civil Engineers London and a COREN Registered engineer.

SIMBI WABOTE

Mr. Nuhu Yakubu, is a seasoned energy and p o w e r b u s i n e s s deve lopment and m a n a g e m e n t expert,with over 20 y e a r s i n d u s t r y experience. H e h a s h a n d s - o n m u l t i - s e c t o r experience, cutting

across the upstream, downstream and power sectors in Nigeria.

Born in September 1970, Mr. Nuhu Yakubu holds a certificate in Strategic Finance, from the Harvard Business School, M.Sc. in Industrial Relations and Personnel Management, from the University of Lagos B.Sc. in Economics and Management Sciences, from the Bendel State University, an Ordinary Diploma (equivalent) of Science from the University of Benin, and an alumni of Immaculate Conception College – ICC / (Bishop Kelly College), Benin City. He has

attended many management training and technical courses locally and internationally, including the Lagos Business School and the Texas A&M University.

Nuhu Yakubu is the Group Managing Director of: Banner Energy Ltd (BannerGas): a Gas & Power Infrastructure development and trading company, which owns and operate the largest network of LPG retail trading Infrastructure in Nigeria, as well as main promoter of the of a 500MW on-grid electricity generation project at Ikot Abasi.

Homegate Nigeria Limited: a properties investment & development company, in his group management capacity. He is a council member and the current President of the Nigerian Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association (NLPGA).

He is a Justice of the Peace (JP), and in his spare time, he enjoys reading, sporting, socializing and engaging in community service.

Mr. Nuhu Yakubu is married with children.

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DIKKO ATANU


Emeka Ene is the CEO of the Oildata Energy Group which includes ENPOWER Free Trade Zone company FZE, Oildata and Xenergi. Enpower FZE is the o p e r a t o r o f t h e ENPOWER free trade zone, Enugu. Oildata a n d X e n e r g i a r e

leading technology-based companies operating primarily in the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry.

He is an entrepreneur by passion, a geophysical engineer by training. Emeka has a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Lagos and is an OPM alumnus of the Harvard Business School. Emeka has served in various capacities on a voluntary basis.

He was the Chairman of PETAN for four years, a past chairman of the Society of Petroleum Engineers Nigeria council and also served as a member of the Presidential task force on refineries. Emeka has published several technical papers and made several presentations in the areas of innovation and industrial development, local content, rigless well intervention, reservoir monitoring and oil-well conformance technology.

Emeka pioneered the launch of the MindAfrica Foundation, a non-profit organization working with young people living in rural communities. MindAfrica is involved in developing youth leadership and life-long learning, computer-based education and hands-on technical, fabrication and micro-manufacturing skills training. He was also a volunteer instructor/business mentor for the FATE Foundation in Port Harcourt and teacher on entrepreneurship at the Ekklesia School of local church.

EMEKA ENE


Dr Dikko Atanu – C E O , N e o l e u m Energy.Dr Atanu is an oil and gas executive with 20 years experience and has been involved in v a r i o u s E & P a n d m i d s t r e a m infrastructure projects in Nigeria. At Neoleum

Energy, he leads the midstream strategy, project development, and advisory on gas monetization, small-scale LNG development for power generation and industrial applications in West Africa.

Prior to Neoleum, he served as the Head of Gas and Business Development for UK listed Afren Plc, where he worked on new ventures and key corporate

initiatives for its indigenous partners - Oriental Energy

(Ebok Field), Amni (Okoro Field), Optimum (Ogo Field), FHN (OML 26), and Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum (Aje Field), as well as participating in all IOC divestments in Nigeria.

He started his international career at the trading division of Credit Suisse First Boston in New York, whilst his energy career started at Global Energy in Texas, in which he worked with the management team in taking the first indigenous owned and operated 120MMscfd barge mounted LPG gas processing plant in Africa to First Gas

He currently sits on the board of Crossbow Oilfield Services, and actively advises a number of indigenous and international companies including Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum on its Aje gas field development, Eland, and a small-scale LNG developer serving power plants removed from the gas pipeline grid.

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David is Founder and CEO of GasInvest Limited. He has over 23-years industry experience spanning both the private and public sector. He was the immediate past G ro u p E x e c u t i v e Di rector – Gas & Power, at the Nigerian

Nat ional Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) between 2011-2015.

Previously, David also worked as a Petroleum Engineer with Shell International Petroleum Company (Netherlands, Scotland & Nigeria) and in strategy consulting with Accenture UK, in London. He also served as Adviser to the Honourable Minister of Petroleum and was pioneer Managing Director of the Gas Aggregation Company of Nigeria.

David has driven efforts in developing Nigeria's gas policy and its implementation. He is the architect of the Niger ian gas master p lan and led i ts implementation, including pricing methodologies, market and infrastructure development. He held diverse board positions including Chairman of the West African Gas Pipeline Company, Board member of the Brass LNG company, Chairman of the Nigerian Shipping and Manning Company (subsidiary of NLNG). David has significant knowledge and experience of the gas industry.

David holds a First-Class BSc (Mech. Eng.) from the University of Lagos, PhD in Engineering from Cambridge University, UK and an MBA from University of Aberdeen, Scotland. He is a Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers and a Member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers.

Mr Nicolaz Terraz is a g r a d u a t e o f t h e French engineering s c h o o l s E c o l e polytechnique and Ecole Nationale des Pontset Chassees. He also earned a Master's o f S c i e n c e i n Technology and policy f r o m t h e

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIIT) United States.

Mr Terraz joined Total in 2001, after working for seven years in the French Government, in the Ministers of Industry and Public Works and Transportation.

In his career in Total, Mr Terraz has acquired extensive experience in operations and management of various

projects in our affiliate companies in many countries including Myanmar, Qatar and France.

He served as Managing Director of Total E&P Myanmar and Total Group Representative in Myanmar (from 2008 to 2011) and as managing director of Total E&P France (from2011 to 2013).

Mr Terraz was appointed Vice President New Ventures& Asset Management for Total Exploration and Production on March 1st, 2014. He is the Managing Director of Total E&P Nigeria.

DAVID IGE

NICOLAZ TERRAZ


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Dr. Chike Onyejekwe i s t h e G r o u p Managing Director of Aiteo Production and D e v e l o p m e n t Company Limited. He is a Geologist by b a c k g ro u n d w i t h extensive depth and breadth of experience in the Oil and Gas

industry spanning over 30 years. Dr. Chike has worked in various leadership and senior management positions within and outside Nigeria, covering Exploration, Development, Asset Management, Operations and Management.

Along his career line, he had 5 years broadening overseas assignment to The Petroleum Development Company of Oman in the Middle East as Senior Production Geologist/Seismologist, where he was responsible for maturation of appraisal and

development opportunities that added significant reserves and production to Sultanate of Oman.

On coming back from Oman, he worked in different senior capacities in SPDC which include Divisional Head of Geology, Asset Development Manager, Chief Geologist, SPDC's General Manager for Exploration before being appointed in 2008 as Managing Director of Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCo), Deep-Water operations.

In 2014, Chike retired from SNEPCo and has since taken up the position of Group Managing Director of Aiteo Eastern Exploration and Production Company (AEEPCo) , the la rgest N iger ian upst ream independent indigenous Oil and Gas company which operates the 100km Nembe Creek Trunk Pipeline and the prolific OML 29 block in Niger Delta.

Dr. Chike is an alumnus of Ashridge Business School of London and Wharton school of Business USA.

CHIKE ONYEJEKWE


Gbite Adeniji is the S e n i o r Te c h n i c a l A d v i s e r t o t h e Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, with responsibility for upstream and gas policy and regulation. In this role, he advises and provides direct s u p p o r t t o t h e

M i n i s t e r o n p o l i c y development, governance, regulation and reform of the petroleum sector.

Mr. Adeniji has advised the Government of Nigeria on several sector reform initiatives in the energy, mineral and infrastructure (railway) sectors and was retained

by the Government to draft legislation on the regulation of these sectors. As a lawyer, he has also advised a diverse clientele on transactional and regulatory issues relating to the petroleum, electricity and mining sectors.

Mr. Adeniji writes, teaches and speaks regularly on issues relating to the development of the energy, natural resources and infrastructure sectors of Nigeria. He is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association, the International Bar Association, and the Nigerian Gas Association and is Listed in leading legal directories as one of the World's leading Oil and Gas lawyers and as one of the World's leading mining lawyers.

GBITE ADENIJI

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Professor Bart Nnaji is C h a i r m a n / C E O , Geometr ic Power L i m i t e d ( G P ) , Niger ia 's p ioneer private-sector power p r o j e c t developer/investor. One of GP's projects, the Aba IPP is an integrated power-

so lu t ion mode l fo r Nigeria's power industry.

He was a Distinguished Professor of Engineering at University of Massachusetts, the Alcoa Foundation Professor of Engineering and later the “William Kepler Whiteford” Professor of Engineering at University of Pittsburgh, and spearheaded the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Center of excellence for e-Design.

He served as Nigeria's Minister of Power. Previously, he served as Minister of Science and Technology;

Special Adviser to the President on Power and Chairman, Presidential Task Force on Power.

He published over 100 technical articles, 5 books including the 1994 world best text book prize for Manufacturing Engineering, titled “Computer Integrated Manufacturing and Engineering”.

His merit awards include Commander, Order of Niger (CON) by Nigeria's President; Nigeria's highest intellectual merit award, NNOM, U.S. Secretary of State's Distinguished Public Service Award; Distinguished Scientist Award by World Bank-IMF Africa Group; the ARCO Excellence in Science & Technology Award; Baker Distinguished Research Award (the highest research award given by the IIE), amongst others.

Professor Nnaji has a Ph.D, Industrial and Systems Engineering from Virginia Tech USA; Postdoctoral Certificate in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics from MIT, USA.

BART O. NNAJI

I a n j o i n e d S e v e n Energy as General Counsel in August 2014, before moving to Nigeria to become t h e M a n a g i n g Director of Accugas L i m i t e d , S e v e n Energy's Midstream business, in the early part of 2014. He has

been Acting CEO for Seven Energy for the last six months.

Before joining Seven Energy, Ian previously held a number of legal and commercial roles with BG Group (now part of Shell). These included Commercial

Manager - Operated Assets and GM Contracts and Compliance for BG Nigeria; VP Legal for BG Kazakhstan; and Legal Director for KPO, a joint venture between Shell, Eni, Chevron, Lukoil and KazMunaiGas, which operates the giant Karachaganak oil and gas condensate field in Kazakhstan.

Ian holds a BSc Honours degree from King's College, University of London and was admitted as a solicitor in England & Wales in 1999. He started his professional career with Herbert Smith Freehills, where he worked in the London, Hong Kong and Tokyo offices of the firm's renowned Energy practice.

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Mr. Oluwo Olawale Wasiu was born in July 1966 and started his educational career in 1972 at Okemeta Memoria l Pr imary S c h o o l , S o m o l u , L a g o s w h e r e h e passed out in 1977.

He gained admission t o t h e p re s t i g i o u s

University of Lagos in 1986 where he obtained his Bachelor of Science BSc. degree in Economics in 1989. He is a member of various professional bodies including Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria; Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers amongst others. Mr Olowu attended several executive courses and workshops both at local and international levels.

Mr Olowu started his political activities in his days in the university where he held several political positions such as Assistant Sec-General Nig Economics Students Association, UNILAG 1987; President Nig Economics Students Association, UNILAG 1988; Member of Parliament Social Sciences Students Association, UNILAG 1989; Member of Parliament University of Lagos Students Union, UNILAG 1989; Director of Publicity, Association of Issuing Houses of Nigeria 1998-99; Vice President; Association of Issuing Houses of Nigeria 2004-05; Deputy Governorship Candidate ANPP (Running Mate to Sen Tokunbo Afikuyomi) 2007; Election Mobilization Team Action Congress of Nigeria Support Group, Epe 2007; Chairman, Finance Committee Action Congress of Nigeria – 2011 Elections in Epe; Member, Strategy Committee, Action Congress of Nigeria – 2011 Elections Epe 2011.

OLUWO OLAWALE

Dr. Jackson Ebiuwairo Gaius-Obaseki, JP, F N M G S . F N A P E , CON was born in Benin-City, Nigeria, o n t h e 2 5 t h o f November 1945. His professional career of over three decades h a s b e e n s p e n t serving his country,

Nigeria. Experienced and qualified in managing some of its most important natural resources, his achievements and pioneering initiatives continue to yield positive results to date.

Dr. Gaius-Obaseki has been recognized at home and abroad for forging strong relationships between Nigeria and its energy partners as well as finding strategic new markets.

Dr. Gauis-Obaseki is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the BRASS Liquefied Natural Gas Co. Ltd.,

EMGS Nigeria Limited and SERVIPOWER (formerly UTC ENGINEERING CO.)

CERTIFICATIONS AND AWARDSŸ Nigerian National Merit Award of the “Commander

of the Order of the Niger” (2002)Ÿ Doctorate Degree in Technology (D.Tech.)-Honorari

Causa from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Nigeria (2002)

Ÿ Doctor of Science-Honorari Causa from the Igbinedion University Benin-City, Nigeria

Ÿ Financial Times of London citation as “the Nigerian Oil Industry's Clean and Outstanding Reformer”

Ÿ “Award of Excellence and Investment Promotions” by the West African International News Magazine in association with the West African Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Ÿ Niger ian Nat iona l Assoc iat ion of Energy Correspondents Award “Energy Man of the year 2000 Award”

Married and blessed with children, Dr Gaius Obaseki is an avid golfer.

JACKSON GAIUS-OBASEKI


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SPEAKERS’ PROFILE


Austin Avuru is a key player in the Nigerian oil and gas industry. He started his career with NNPC in 1980, h o l d i n g s e v e r a l positions including wellsite geologists, p r o d u c t i o n s e i s m o l o g i s t a n d reservoir engineer

during his twelve years in the company. He left the NNPC in 1992 to become a technical manager/deputy Chief Operating Officer of a start-up business, Allied Energy Resources in Nigeria, a pioneer deepwater operator. This step triggered his entrepreneurship skill and helped to launch a growing business empire.

Buoyed by his huge appetite for value creation, in 2002 Austin assembled an array of industry professionals to form Platform Petroleum Limited and consequently, held the role of managing director. In response to the divestment programme by IOCs,

Austin's team at Platform worked with Shebah Exploration and Production Company to form SEPLAT in 2009. Subsequently, SEPLAT acquired a 45% interest in three oil blocks from Shell Nigeria, Total and Agip. Under his leadership, the company has grown from a little known minnow producing 18kbd in 2010 to a major Nigerian Independent dually listed on the Lagos and London Exchanges with operated production of over 70kbd crude oil and 280mmscfd of gas.

A geologist/petroleum engineer by training and an alumnus of OPM 41 at the Harvard Business School, Austin is an accomplished industry writer and a resource professional for major national and international conferences.

Co-author of “Nigerian Petroleum Business, A Handbook” and author of “Politics, Economics & the Nigerian Petroleum industry”, he won the 2013 Ernst &Young Entrepreneur of the year award in the Master Category for Nigeria and the west African sub-region.He is married to Victoria and has five children.

AUGUSTINE AVURU


We n d e l l V i n c e n t Carlton De Landro was appointed High Commissioner for the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago to the Federal Republic of N i g e r i a w i t h a c c r e d i t a t i o n t o Algeria, Cameroon, G h a n a , L i b e r i a ,

Senegal, Sierra Leone, Kenya, United Republic of Tanzania, Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Cote d'Ivoire and as Observer to ECOWAS and African Union.

This is his first Diplomatic appointment but not his first

time in Nigeria. He lived and worked in Port Harcourt with Shell from 2006 to 2010. In fact, Wendell has 41 years of international experience in the Oil and Gas industry. He has worked for several major IOCs; namely Amoco, BP, Qatar Petroleum, Shell and Saudi Aramco in various managerial and technical positions in Trinidad, Houston, Qatar, Holland, Nigeria and Saudi Arabia.

He has a wealth of experience in the Oil and Gas sector which makes him very suitable for his current position as ambassador for his country, Trinidad which has a great gas development model. His specialty is upstream gas operations. Besides his BSc. in Chemical Engineering, he also has a MSc. in Petroleum Management and an MBA in finance.

WENDELL DE LANDRO

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Mr. Umana is the MD/CEO Oil and Gas Free Zones Authority (OGFZA) . He was born on August 20 1959 in Calabar, Cross River State, to the family of Okon Umana of Nsit Ubium in the present day Akwa I b o m S t a t e . H e

started h is pr imary education in Port Harcourt, Rivers State but had to relocate with his parents to Calabar in Cross River State following the outbreak of the Nigerian Civil War. He continued with his early education at the Edgerly Memorial School, Calabar where he passed the First School Leaving Certificate with distinction in 1971.

Umana graduated with a second class honours degree, upper div is ion, in 1980. After h is undergraduate studies, he joined the faculty of the School of Basic Studies, Akamkpa, Cross River State as lecturer III. He then moved on to further his education by receiving executive level training in some of the best leadership schools in the world which include;

Senior Executive Programme, London Business School (February 2009);Ÿ Columbia Senior Executive Programme, Columbia

Business School, Columbia University Graduate School of Business, New York (May 2002);

Ÿ Modernising Government, a course at RIPA International, London (November 2001);

Ÿ National Workshop on Budget Preparation and Implementation organised by Nigeria's National Planning Commission (1997);

Ÿ National Workshop on Budgeting and Budget Implementation organised by the Federal Ministry of National Planning (1996);

Ÿ Budgeting for Efficient Economic Management, a Workshop organised by National Centre for Economic Management and Administration (April 1992);

He became the Secretary to the Government of Akwa Ibom State with a distinguished career in the public service even as a Commissioner for Finance and Permanent Secretary, Budget Office.

Umana loves reading, playing chess, squash and music.

UMANA OKON UMANA

Mr. Uche Orji is the MD & CEO of the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) having been reappointed by the President of Nigeria for another 5-year term. As the pioneer CEO, Uche led the operationalization of

the NSIA and has been responsible for driving its growth strategy since 2012. Under his leadership, NSIA has become a highly regarded institution, serving as a vehicle for implementing key infrastructure projects and

investing Nigeria's savings. Prior to joining the NSIA, Uche was a Managing Director in the Equities Division of UBS Securities, New York. Before then, Mr. Orji spent 6 years at JP Morgan Securities, London, rising from the post of Vice President to Managing Director within the Equities Division. He worked at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, London from 1998-2001. First joining as an Associate, he rose to become an Executive Director before resigning in 2001. Previously, he was the Financial Controller at Diamond Bank Plc., Lagos, Nigeria and had also worked at Arthur Andersen & Co.

Uche has a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria, and an MBA from Harvard Business School, Massachusetts, USA.

UCHE ORJI

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PROFILE OF GAS COMPANIES IN NIGERIA


The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, was established in 1977 through Decree 33 of the same year. The corporation has operational interests in exploration and production of hydrocarbon resources, refining, petrochemicals, products transportation as well as marketing.

The 1970s through 1980s were the glorious periods when NNPC amassed a built-up of its infrastructural facilities. For example, between 1978 and 1989, NNPC constructed refineries in Warri, Kaduna and Port Harcourt and took over the 65,000-barrel per day Shell Refinery in Port Harcourt that was built in 1965. The three refineries, with a combined capacity of 445,000 barrels per day, produce an array of products which include: Liquefied Petroleum Gas, (LPG), Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), Dual Purpose Kerosene (DPK), Aviation Turbine Kerosene (ATK), Automotive Gas Oil (AGO), Low Pour Fuel Oil (LPFO) and High Pour Fuel Oil (HPFO), among others. Products from the refineries are supplied to both the domestic and international markets. Tins, drums and Wax are also produced at the Kaduna Refinery.

NNPC also has about 21 products depots nationwide. It boasts of more than 5,000km of pipeline network, consisting of nine pipeline systems, including Escravos-Warri-Kaduna crude oil pipeline.

As at today, NNPC has eight directorates which are: Office of the Group Managing Director, Upstream Directorate, Downstream, Refineries and petrochemicals, Gas and Power, Ventures, Finance and Accounts and Corporate Services directorates. Excepting Office of the Group Managing Director, each of the other directorates is headed by a Chief Operating Officer, COO, in case of Finance, Chief Finance Officer, CFO.

NNPC's strategic business units include: Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC); Integrated Data Services Limited (IDSL); National Engineering and Technical Company Limited (NETCO); Nigerian Gas Processing and Transportation Company (NGPTC); the Nigerian Gas Marketing Company (NGMC); Nigerian Products Marketing Company (NPMC); Nigerian Pipeline and Storage Company (NPSC); Hydrocarbon Services Nigeria Limited (HYSON); NNPC Trading, which has subsumed the role hitherto played by HYSON and Duke Oil; NNPC Retail; NIKORMA and NNPC Properties Ltd. NNPC also has National Petroleum Investment and Management Services (NAPMS) and Frontier Exploration Services (FES) as corporate services units, which manage Government's interest in the upstream sector and carry out frontier exploration in the unexplored basins in the Country respectively.

As the statutory manager of Nigeria's interests in the oil and gas sector, NNPC is the nucleus of Nigerian's monoculture. Since the 1950s when Nigeria began to produce crude oil in commercial quantity, the industry has served as a major source of government revenue, accounting for the bulk of the total government revenue. The Industry also accounts for substantial part of foreign exchange in the country.


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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation of the future is one that runs efficient processes through a transparent corporate governance structure, relying on ICT and R&D support to optimize service delivery. It is one which continually makes significant contributions to the national economy by meeting the expectations of its numerous stakeholders - the three tiers of government that are served through revenue generation, the host communities that look up to the Corporation for economic empowerment, the Corporation staff, who depend on it for their economic survival, and the mother earth that is spared environmental degradation through compliance with HSE regulations. It is an NNPC which serves as a spring board for industrial development of Nigeria. This NNPC of the future can happen only through the cooperation of every Nigerian and Industry stakeholders, going forward, to ensure that the Corporation continues to affect peoples' lives in many positive ways.


Nigeria LNG Limited was incorporated as a limited liability company on May 17, 1989 to harness Nigeria's vast natural gas resources and produce Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and Natural Gas Liquids (NGLs) for export. The establishment of NLNG is backed by the NLNG Act.

The company is owned by four shareholders, namely, the Federal Government of Nigeria, represented by Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (49%); Shell (25.6%); Total Gaz Electricite Holdings France (15%) and Eni (10.4%). It also has wholly–owned subsidiaries: Bonny Gas Transport (BGT) Limited and NLNG Ship Management Limited (NSML).

With six trains currently operational, NLNG's plant, on Bonny Island in Rivers State, is capable of producing 22 Million Tonnes Per Annum (MTPA) of LNG, and 5 MTPA of NGLs (LPG and Condensate) from 3.5 Billion (standard) cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) of natural gas intake. NLNG's near term expansion plans include construction of a seventh train to complement the existing six train structure, which when in operation will up the company's total production capacity to 30 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) of LNG.

As the arrowhead of Nigeria's efforts to eliminate gas flaring, NLNG's operations have helped reduced Nigeria's Flaring Profile from 65% to below 25%. The company also supplies about 40% of the annual domestic LPG (Cooking Gas) consumption.

In all its business and social activities, NLNG's driving force remains its vision to help in building a better Nigeria.

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Axxela Limited (‘Axxela’) pioneered the development of Nigeria’s foremost natural gas distribution network and has subsequently grown to become the largest private sector gas distributor in Nigeria, delivering over 70 million standard cubic feet per day (“mmscf/d”) of gas to more than 170 industrial and commercial customers in several locations via a vast gas network. With over 260km in gas pipeline infrastructure built, Axxela provides unique energy solutions primarily through its subsidiaries; Gaslink Nigeria Limited, Gas Network Services Limited, and Central Horizon Gas Company.

Axxela has also expanded its gas supply footprint to the West African region following its qualification as a shipper on the West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP).


The Oil and Gas Free Zones Authority has a mission to facilitate Public-Private Partnership investments in the nation's oil and gas free zones as vehicles for promoting accelerated growth and sustainable development.

Core bene�ts of Oil and Gas Free Zones in Nigeria.- Oil and Gas Free Zones in Nigeria enjoy unrivalled strategic position in West Africa and are the ideal location from which to establish a distribution hub to serve the oil and gas projects in Nigeria both onshore and offshore.- Their central locations allow the movement of oil equipment from Free Zones to Nigeria's neighbours in the Gulf of Guinea and other parts of the world.- Oil and Gas Free Zones are characterized by a supply chain, logistical benefits and standard Free Zone incentives among other benefits.

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SHELL IN NIGERIA

Shell has a history of over 60 years in Nigeria and the largest footprint of all the international oil and gas companies in Nigeria. Shell companies in Nigeria continue to play pioneering roles in onshore, shallow and deep-water oil exploration and production. They are also at the forefront of gas development, producing and delivering gas to domestic consumers and export markets for more than 50 years.

Shell companies in Nigeria continue to strengthen their position in the country by optimising their onshore oil footprint while making investments in deep water and natural gas, particularly domestic gas. Natural gas is the cleanest burning fossil fuel and is abundantly available in Nigeria. Shell companies in Nigeria are working with the Federal Government of Nigeria and other partners on domestic gas opportunities and advancing liquefied natural gas (LNG) for export.

Shell has the following business interests in the Nigerian oil and gas sector:

The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC) is the largest Shell company in Nigeria and produced the country's first commercial oil exports in 1958. SPDC, headquartered in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, is the operator of a joint venture (the SPDC JV) between the government-owned Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation – NNPC (55% share), SPDC (30%), Total E&P Nigeria Ltd (10%) and the ENI subsidiary Nigerian Agip Oil Company Limited (5%).

Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company Limited (SNEPCo), headquartered in Lagos, was incorporated in 1993 to develop Nigeria's deep-water oil and gas resources. It is a 100% Shell owned company and holds interests in four deep-water blocks, two of which it operates: OML-118 (Bonga field) and OML-135. SNEPCo also has a 50% interest in OPL-245*, which is operated by the ENI subsidiary Nigerian Agip Exploration Limited and a 43.75% interest in OML-133 operated by the ExxonMobil subsidiary Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria (Deepwater) Limited.

Nigeria Lique�ed Natural Gas Company Limited (NLNG) is a joint venture incorporated in 1989 to produce LNG and natural gas liquids for export. It was Nigeria's first LNG project. Shell holds a 25.6% share and its partners are NNPC (49%), a Total subsidiary (15%) and an ENI subsidiary (10.4%).

Shell Nigeria Gas Limited (SNG) headquartered in Lagos, was incorporated in 1998 to promote gas as a more reliable, cleaner and cost effective alternative to liquid fuels for the Nigerian domestic market. It is a 100% Shell owned company.


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Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) started operations in Nigeria in 1961. CNL, together with its affiliates in Nigeria, is currently the third largest oil producer in the country and one of its largest investors. CNL operates under a joint venture arrangement with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). CNL and its affiliates in Nigeria have assets on land and in near-offshore regions of the Niger Delta, including interests in non-operated fields.

CNL and its affiliates in Nigeria also have extensive interests in deep water operations in Nigeria. Star Deep Water Petroleum Limited, an affiliate of CNL, operates the Agbami field, Nigeria's largest deep water discovery. Chevron Petroleum Nigeria Limited, an affiliate of CNL, also has a non-operated interest in the Usan field.

CNL has made significant progress in the development of the Nigerian domestic gas market and continues to collaborate with NNPC and the Federal Government of Nigeria, to find mutually beneficial energy solutions for the country. CNL is proud to have operated in Nigeria for more than five decades, contributing to the growth and prosperity of the country and CNL has established itself as the partner of choice, for its people, partnership and performance.

Support for Nigerian Content Development CNL is also committed to supporting the policies of government on Nigerian Content Development through a four-prong approach which includes selection of qualified local contractors; facilitation of partnerships and alliances between indigenous companies and foreign firms; capacity building; and development of local competencies with significant accomplishments in human capacity development, facility fabrication, construction/installations and provision of opportunities for local community contractors through work scope allocation in Chevron's major capital projects in Nigeria.

In the Community CNL takes seriously its role as a socially responsible corporate citizen and is active in many projects promoting health, economic development and education. CNL provides communities near its areas of operations with electricity, potable water, healthcare, scholarships, employment, and economic empowerment through contracts, skills development and entrepreneurial training programmes.

Through the community-led participatory partnership model for social performance, the Global Memorandum of Understanding (GMoU), pioneered by the company in 2005, CNL has provided funds to the Regional Development Committees to execute hundreds of projects in over 400 communities, villages and chiefdoms in the Niger Delta region. These projects have benefitted over 600,000 people and assisted in enhancing the quality of life in these communities.

Contact UsEsimaje [email protected] Manager, Policy, Government and Public AffairsChevron Nigeria Limited 2 Chevron Drive, Lekki Peninsula Private Mail Bag 12825 Lagos, Nigeria


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Greenville LNG is the pioneer Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) production and distribution company in Nigeria using an innovative virtual pipeline system for supply of gas within Nigeria.

Greenville LNG has a gas processing facility in Rumuji, Rivers State with three (3) liquefaction trains and a total capacity to produce 2250 metric tonnes of LNG per day in Phase 1. Phase 2 of the project will include two (2) additional liquefaction trains, which will increase the total capacity produced to 5250 metric tonnes per day. Greenville LNG has an initial fleet of 300 LNG fueled trucks with cryogenic tanks and a capacity of 23 metric tonnes each and the trucks travel a distance of more than 1000km on a stretch without refueling. Greenville trucks are fitted with GPS tracking devices to monitor movement and to ensure that LNG is delivered on time, every time.

To ensure wider consumption of LNG, Greenville LNG refueling stations are currently under-construction at strategic locations across Nigeria for LNG fueled vehicles.

With experience in hydrocarbon logistics across Nigeria, Greenville LNG will use its innovative logistic approach to improve access to clean and affordable fuel for power, industrial and automotive uses. Greenville LNG is contributing to ending gas flaring, creating a greener environment, value added jobs, reducing the disbursement of foreign exchange for diesel importation and contributing to economic growth in Nigeria.

Overall, Greenville LNG offers competitive pricing of LNG with ready to use facilities for storage, regasification and power generation, depending on the need of the consumer.

Our customers are guaranteed product quality and supply to meet fuel requirements all year round. Greenville LNG is a one stop solution for gas power anywhere in Nigeria, with a capacity to supply LNG for industries with capacities from 1MW to 250MW.

A best in class facility, Greenville uses highly trained and dedicated professionals that apply world class health and safety standards to ensure seamless delivery of LNG across Nigeria.


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Accugas Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of Seven Energy. Accugas is a gas processing, marketing and distribution company focussed on commercialisation, for the domestic Nigerian markets, of the substantial discovered but undeveloped gas resources onshore in the Niger Delta.

Accugas currently has long term gas sales contracts in place to supply over 1 Tcf of gas for power generation in the south-east Niger Delta. Its midstream infrastructure assets in the south east Niger Delta, include the 200 MMcfpd Uquo Gas Processing Facility and a gas pipeline network of 260 km with distribution capacity of 600 MMcfpd.

Seven Energy, founded in 2004, is the leading integrated gas company in south east Nigeria, with upstream oil and gas interests in the region. With a deep understanding of the domestic Nigerian gas market, supplying gas to the power generation and manufacturing industries, principally through its own integrated processing and pipeline infrastructure, and the backing of strategic long-term investors, the Group has a unique focus on the emerging Nigerian domestic gas market. The Group's midstream gas infrastructure assets, focused in the south east Niger Delta, include the 200 MMcfpd Uquo gas processing facility and a gas pipeline network of 260 km with distribution capacity of 600 MMcfpd. Its upstream assets include licence interests in the Uquo Marginal Field and the Stubb Creek Marginal Field (south east Niger Delta), an interest in OMLs 4, 38 & 41 through a Strategic Alliance Agreement with Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (north west Niger Delta) and an interest in OPLs 905, 907 and 917 (Anambra Basin).

For more information on Seven Energy please visit www.sevenenergy.com


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SEPLAT has become a respected operator with its strong track record of commitment to deliver greater gas to the domestic market.

Its gas production and processing capacity has continued to grow from strength to strength. In 2017, Seplat completed and commissioned the phase II expansion of its Oben gas processing hub. The expansion projects have increased SEPLAT's gross gas processing capacity to 525MMscfd making the company a leading supplier of natural gas to the Nigerian market; with SEPLAT’s gas currently accounting for 30% of the country’s gas to power supply.

Increased power generation is key to Nigeria’s future.

http://www.sevenenergy.com

http://www.sevenenergy.com

A serial entrepreneur with over twenty-five (25) y e a r s ' e x p e r i e n c e , Audrey Joe-Ezigbo co-f o u n d e d F a l c o n Corporation Limited with her husband in 1994 and t o d a t e s e r v e s a s

E x e c u t i v e D i r e c t o r , Commercial Operations with principal accountabilities in the areas of Finance, Commercial Strategy, and Business Development.

Falcon Corporation Limited, an ISO 9001:2015 and OHSAS 18001: 2007 Certified company is a wholly indigenous leading mid and downstream Oil & Gas Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) services company, and the franchise operator for the Ikorodu Natural Gas Franchise, Lagos State. She is also the Managing Director and Principal Strategist of other companies within the Falcon Corporation group including Falcon gaz Limited, Falcon Kinetics Limited, Falcon Property Development Company Limited, and ZEEBO Foods Limited.

Audrey holds three masters degrees and several executive certifications in the areas of Corporate Finance, Marketing, Business Administration, Leadership and Governance - from the University of Nigeria, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Lagos Business School, Harvard Business School and IE Business School, Madrid.

An international speaker and facilitator, Audrey has won several awards for her contributions to building entrepreneurial capacity in the industry and Nigeria at large, including the prestigious Lagos Business School Distinguished Alumnus Award 2018, Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year West Africa Award 2014 and

Female Entrepreneur of the Year 2015 Award. She was also elected a 2014 United Nations Global Entrepreneurship Week 'Women Entrepreneurship Day' Ambassador for Nigeria.

A highly committed and active member of the Nigerian Gas Association for over 13years, Audrey has served for 11 of those years on the Executive Council of the NGA in various capacities as an Ex-Officio Council member; Member, NGA Programs Committee; Member, Editorial & Publications committee for the 'Nigeria Gas' industry quarterly publication of the NGA; Member, Building Committee; Chairperson, NGA Sponsorship Sub-Committee; Chairperson, Editorial Board; and 2nd vice President - from which tenure she has since served as Chairperson, NGA Investment Promotions & Export Relat ions Committee. She is currently the 1st Vice President and incoming President of the Nigerian Gas Association (NGA). Audrey is a member of the Executive Council of Women in Management, Business & Public Service (WIMBIZ). She is also a member of the International Women's Society (IWS) where she previously served on the Executive Committee as the Programs Secretary, receiving an award for exemplary service during her tenure. She gives of herself in service to society and humanity as a partner and sponsor to various NGO's focused on improving the lot of widows, orphaned and vulnerable children. She is the founder of The Barnabas Widows Support Foundation as well as the Founder of the Double Impact Platform, a training institute for couples in business together. She is married to Joe - her business partner and Chief Encouragement Officer of 29years, and they are blessed with four exceptional children.

AUDREY N. JOE-EZIGBOCo-founded, Falcon Corporation Limited President Elect

PROFILE OF COUNCIL ELECT (2018-2020)

Victor started his carrier with Seismograph Service Ltd 1986 and joined Shell in 1991. Victor has worked locally and internationally. In the Shell Group he held various positions including: Afam Integrated Gas & Power Asset Manager, Gas Commercial Manager, Gas and Power Business Development Manager, and General Manager, Gas. He retired voluntarily from Shell in 2015 and joined the Aiteo

Victor plays an active role in the oil and gas industry in Nigeria and has held various industry positions: Council Member Nigeria Gas Association, Board Member & Shareholder Rep GACN Member Steering Committee WEND Two-term Chair of the

OPTS Gas Committee. Head OPTS Power Work stream that heralded the industry collaboration with NNPC and the development of the NGMP Member of the IPPG Executive Committee

VICTOR OKORONKWO, Senior Vice President – Gas and Commercial AITEO1st Vice President Elect


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Barrister Justin U.C. Ezeala is a law graduate of the University of Lagos (1987) and the Nigerian Law School, Lagos (1988).

He was a Legal Counsel in Jos (NYSC - 1989). Between 1991 -2003 he worked at Mobil Oil Nigeria PLC and held many senior positions. He joined Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited as Counsel in 2003 and grew to become Senior Counsel (2010).

He joined NNPC in 2015 as the Executive Director, Commercial PPMC and later became the Executive Director, Commercial and Business Development, Gas & Power Investment Company (2016). He is currently the General Manager, Commercial

Division, NGC.Barrister Justin U.C. Ezeala Esq. has very broad experience in the upstream, midstream and downstream sectors of the Oil & Gas industry. He is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association and the International Bar Association.

BARRISTER JUSTIN U.C. EZEALA ESQ.2nd Vice President Elect

Victoria Loko Gom currently heads Business Development for Sahara Power Group.Sahara Group is a leading African Energy and Infrastructure Conglomerate made up of 10 companies across the energy value chain with operations in over 19 countries across four continents.

Victoria has a career spanning more than 16 years in the energy industry in Nigeria and Ghana where she has held various positions across the downstream, midstream and upstream sectors of the oil and gas industry and the power sector.

Her deep commitment to helping Nigerian owned businesses to thrive in the oil, gas and power sectors despite local challenges has been behind the success of several international strategic ventures she has been involved with across the entire sphere of the energy industry.

She is an alumnus of the prestigious Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria and is married with 2 children.

VICTORIA LOKO GOM Head Business Development for Sahara Power GroupSecretary General Elect

Chichi holds a B.Eng (Chemical) from Enugu State University of Science & Technology and an MBA (Oil & Gas) from Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen. She is a member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN) and a certified member with the Council for The Regulation Of Engineering In Nigeria (COREN).

She started her career in the Nigerian Oil & Gas industry as a Project Engineer with Exxon Mobil Nigeria Limited where she garnered cutting edge industry skills and experience over a 10year period from 1999-2008.

She moved to Vigeo Oil and Gas in 2008 as Head, Operations Support Services and Business Development. In this role she was actively involved in formulation of strategic company alliances and ventures, generating new markets for the company's products and services in the Nigerian upstream sub-sector.

Engr. (Mrs) Chichi Emenike is the Head, Business Development and Commercial Operations, Falcon Corporation Limited.

ENGR. CHICHI EMENIKEFalcon Corporation LimitedFinancial Secretary Elect



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Osarieme Edokpolo is a legal practitioner in the leading law firm of Ajumogobia & Okeke, with law degrees and certification from Igbinedion University and Harvard Law School respectively. She was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2008.

She is an associate member of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria; associate member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators UK; and a member of the Bulletin Committee, International Trademark Association.

MS OSARIEME EDOKPOLOLegal Adviser Elect

ANTAIH, VIOLIN ODUSIPNigerian Gas Processing and Transportation Company Limited (NGPTC)Publicity Sec.

A seasoned 15-year oil and gas industry veteran, Michael OSEH is in the management team responsible for Axxela (former Oando Gas and Power)'s strategic business development focusing on developing and monetizing Nigeria's vast gas resources. He currently heads the Gas and Power Infrastructure Unit of the Business Development Division. As an experienced member of the Axxela team, Myke has supervised the development and operations of mission-critical gas pipelines and facilities as well as power plants, including high-profile projects such as the $200m 128km EHGC gas transmission line

across Akwa Ibom and Cross River States, the Greater Lagos Gas distribution grid. Prior to re-joining Axxela, Myke oversaw project planning and evaluation as a consultant for Centrica Energy Upstream (CEU), UK. Earlier in his career, he had worked in banking, consulting, technology and oil servicing. A certified Project Management Professional (PMP), he is a member of Energy Institute, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Chatham House (UK), Society of Petroleum Engineers, Toastmasters International, Association of MBAs, Nigerian Gas Association, Project Management Institute, OPTS Gas Subcommittee and a Fellow of the Institute of Management Consultants. Myke holds a BEng. from ESUT, and an MBA (Oil and Gas Management) from Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, UK and an alumnus of IHRDC (Boston, US) and CWC School for Energy (London, UK). He is also a Registered Gas Distribution Professional (RGDP) from GTI (US). He is married and lives in Lagos.

Violin Odusip Antaih is a communicator per excellence with over a decade of experience in the profession.

He is the supervisor, media and government relations Nigeria Gas Processing and Transportation Company Limited. Prior to this time, he assisted in managing over 300 host communities paving way for a friendly relationship between the host communities, publics and NGC.

MICHAEL OSEH (“Myke”)AxxelaDeputy Secretary General Elect



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NGA AT THE WORLD GAS CONFERENCE (2018)

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NGA COURTESY VISIT TO CHEVRON (2017)


NGA VISIT TO SASOL (2017)

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NGA COURTESY VISIT TO THE NIGERIA STOCK EXCHANGE (2018)

President, Nigerian Gas Association (NGA), Engr Dada Thomas (middle) sounding the closing gong at the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE). With him are; Head of Information and Security, NSE, Mrs. Favour Femi-Oyewole (first left); Head, Shared Services Division, NSE, Bola Adeeko (second left). Also flanked to the right is NGA’s First Vice President, Mrs. Audrey Joe-Ezigbo (second right) and NGA’s Secretary General, Mrs. Mina Abiodun (far right), during NGA’s visit to the Exchange in Lagos on Friday, September 28, 2018, ahead of its International Conference & Exhibitions scheduled for Abuja October 14-16, 2018.


NGA VISIT TO AITEO (2017)

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NGA AT THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (2017)


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1. ACCENTURE NIGERIA LIMITED2. ALUKO OYEBODE AND CO.3. BRASS LNG LIMITED4. CHEVRON NIGERIA LIMITED5. TOTAL E AND P NIGERIA LIMITED6. TOTAL SUPPORT GROUP7. EXXONMOBIL UNLIMITED8. FALCON CORPORATION LIMITED9. AXXELA LIMITED10. GAZPROM OIL & GAS NIGERIA LIMITED11. ASIKO ENERGY12. NIGERIA AGIP OIL COMPANY13. NIGERIA LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS LIMITED14. NIGERIAN GAS PROCESSING AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY LIMITED15. NIGERIAN NATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION16. NOSPETCO OIL & GAS LIMITED17. OILSERV LIMITED18. OWEL LINKSO GROUP19. PEACEGATE OIL AND GAS LIMITED20. SHELL NIGERIA GAS LIMITED21. SHELL PETROLEUM DEV. COMPANY LIMITED22. UDO UDOMA & BELO-OSAGIE AND CO.23. AMBER GAS24. GLOBAL GAS & REFINING LIMITED25. E.ON RUHR GAS NIGERIA LIMITED26. PAN OCEAN OIL CORPORATION NIGERIA27. FRONTIER OIL LIMITED28. CENTRICA RESOURCES NIGERIA LIMITED29. WAJGEE GLOBAL SYNERGY LIMITED30. INTERNATIONAL ENERGY INSURANCE PLC31. HYSON NIGERIA LIMITED32. IBAFON OIL LIMITED33. MASTERS ENERGY OIL & GAS LIMITED34. ODUSOLA ELUMELU & PARTNERS35. NATAFAMDAVID INTERNATIONAL LIMITED36. FRADRO INTERNATIONAL LIMITED37. CUTIX PLC38. TRANSURBAN NIGERIA LIMITED39. NIPCO PLC40. ALGASCO LPG SERVICES LIMITED41. PLANT ENGINEERING LIMITED42. O.T OTIS ENGINEERING LIMITED43. BOAB ENGINEERING SERVICES LIMITED44. HONEYWELL GROUP45. VIGEO OIL AND GAS LIMITED46. XENERGI47. CODUB CONSULTING LIMITED48. TAMSON CAPITAL PARTNERS49. FORTE OIL PLC50. ND WESTERN LIMITED51. MOMEC OIL & GAS INVESTMENT LIMITED52. FALCONGAZ LIMITED

53. POWER GAS DELTA INNOVATIONS LIMITED54. DETAIL COMMERCIAL SOLICITORS55. XTRA ENERGY SUPPORT SERVICES LIMITED56. FMX INTEGRATED SERVICES LIMITED57. NOVANTUS GAS LIMITED58. CALCON SYSTEMS GLOBAL SOLUTIONS LIMITED59. GASCO MARINE LIMITED60. MIDWESTERN OIL AND GAS COMPANY LIMITED61. TECHNO OIL LIMITED62. GREEN GAS LIMITED63. STANBIC IBTC BANK PLC64. ARCO GROUP PLC65. NIGER DELTA POWER HOLDING COMPANY LIMITED66. GOWUS NIGERIA LIMITED67. TOPLINE LIMITED68. CHEGAS DEEP STREAMS LIMITED69. SEENDEO LIMITED70. GAS AGGREGATION COMPANY NIGERIA LIMITED71. PRICEWATERHOUSE COOPER72. ILF ENGINEERS NIGERIA LIMITED73. OPEX OIL & GAS RESOURCES LIMITED74. PNG GAS LIMITED75. NEWPAL NIGERIA LIMITED76. NORTHWEST PETROLEUM & GAS COMPANY LIMITED77. ZEZ NIGERIA LIMITED78. GEO-DEVELOPMENT SERVICES NIGERIA LIMITED79. TRIUMPH POWER & GAS SYSTEMS LIMITED80. COMPRESSION AND POWER SYSTEMS LIMITED81. ENERGY PORTFOLIOS MANAGER LIMITED82. DEPARTMENT OF PETROLEUM RESOURCES (DPR)83. ENERGIA LIMITED84. LUXXORGAS LIMITED85. GEORGE ETOMI AND PARTNERS86. AITEO EASTERN E & P COMPANY LIMITED87. BANWO AND IGHODALO88. OIL AND GAS FREE ZONES AUTHORITY89. AMNI INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED90. IVORIA NIGERIA LIMITED91. BAYELSA STATE GOVERNMENT92. TEMPLARS93. STATOIL (NIGERIA) LIMITED94. NIGER DELTA UNIVERSITY95. WEST AFRICAN GAS PIPELINE COMPANY LIMITED (WAPCo)96. NECONDE ENERGY LIMITED97. SEPLAT 98. AJUMAGOBIA & OKEKE99. SOLOLA AND AKPANA (BARRISTAR & SOLICITORS100. MG VOWGAS LIMITED101. PETROLOG102. SHORELINE NATURAL RESOURCES LIMITED


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