️ Seplat Banks on Indigenous Capacity & Innovation to Boost Oil Production
At the just-concluded 13th Annual BusinessDay CEO Forum Nigeria, Seplat Energy Plc reaffirmed its commitment to transforming Nigeria’s oil and gas industry through indigenous capacity development and the deployment of innovative strategies.
Represented by its Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Samson Ezugworie, Seplat’s CEO Mr. Roger Brown highlighted how the company is actively contributing to the country’s energy transition by using technology to drive operations and build local expertise.
️ Speaking at a high-level panel themed “Oil and Gas in Transition – Reforms, Recovery and Deals That Matter”, Brown expressed optimism:
“The outlook is very excellent. Nigeria is rich in both oil and gas resources — with over 200 trillion cubic feet of gas. We’re in the right place.”
He emphasized a shift in industry dynamics, noting that international oil companies are increasingly exiting onshore and shallow water operations, creating more room for indigenous players to take the lead.
Seplat is positioning itself to capitalize on this opportunity with a long-term vision and cutting-edge strategies. ⚙️
Key Highlights from Seplat’s Message:
• ✅ Indigenous companies are becoming key players in Nigeria’s oil landscape.
• Technology and innovation are central to Seplat’s strategy.
• Seplat is ready to drive sustainable growth and energy security in Nigeria.
Earlier in the event, Frank Aigbogun, Publisher & CEO of BusinessDay Media, welcomed dignitaries and industry leaders, noting that the forum’s theme — “Nigeria: From Reform to Recovery” — reflects a shared duty to shape a better economic future.
Summary:
Seplat Energy is doubling down on its role as a responsible indigenous leader in the oil and gas sector. By investing in technology and local talent, the company is positioning itself at the forefront of Nigeria’s energy evolution — amid reforms and changing industry tides.
Stay tuned as Seplat continues to shape the future of oil and gas in Nigeria — from reform to recovery and beyond.
At the just-concluded 13th Annual BusinessDay CEO Forum Nigeria, Seplat Energy Plc reaffirmed its commitment to transforming Nigeria’s oil and gas industry through indigenous capacity development and the deployment of innovative strategies.
Represented by its Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Samson Ezugworie, Seplat’s CEO Mr. Roger Brown highlighted how the company is actively contributing to the country’s energy transition by using technology to drive operations and build local expertise.
️ Speaking at a high-level panel themed “Oil and Gas in Transition – Reforms, Recovery and Deals That Matter”, Brown expressed optimism:
“The outlook is very excellent. Nigeria is rich in both oil and gas resources — with over 200 trillion cubic feet of gas. We’re in the right place.”
He emphasized a shift in industry dynamics, noting that international oil companies are increasingly exiting onshore and shallow water operations, creating more room for indigenous players to take the lead.
Seplat is positioning itself to capitalize on this opportunity with a long-term vision and cutting-edge strategies. ⚙️
Key Highlights from Seplat’s Message:
• ✅ Indigenous companies are becoming key players in Nigeria’s oil landscape.
• Technology and innovation are central to Seplat’s strategy.
• Seplat is ready to drive sustainable growth and energy security in Nigeria.
Earlier in the event, Frank Aigbogun, Publisher & CEO of BusinessDay Media, welcomed dignitaries and industry leaders, noting that the forum’s theme — “Nigeria: From Reform to Recovery” — reflects a shared duty to shape a better economic future.
Summary:
Seplat Energy is doubling down on its role as a responsible indigenous leader in the oil and gas sector. By investing in technology and local talent, the company is positioning itself at the forefront of Nigeria’s energy evolution — amid reforms and changing industry tides.
Stay tuned as Seplat continues to shape the future of oil and gas in Nigeria — from reform to recovery and beyond.