ND Western Chief Executive Officer, Eberechukwu Oji, will be speaking on the strategies in harnessing Nigeria’s oil and gas potentials at the sixth edition of Sub-Saharan Africa International Exhibition and Conference (SAIPEC) scheduled to hold on 21 – 24 February 2022 in Eko Hotel & Suites, Lagos – Nigeria.
In an exclusive interview with The Energy Republic, Oji stated that Indigenous companies stands as a catalyst for the growth of the Nigerian economy. He revealed that ND Western have significant asset base in the Nigerian oil and gas value chain with 45% interest on OML 34 in the Niger Delta basin.
In his words, “I will be speaking on Collaboration very strongly at SAIPEC 2022. We need to shift our mindset off competitions and start focusing more on Collaboration.
“There have to be Competition, but Collaboration is what we need to maximise the potentials of the oil and gas industry and value creation for Nigeria.
“No body will come and develop Nigeria than we Nigerians.”
ND Western is a Nigerian indigenous company with 10 years operational excellence in Niger Delta. The company is a ‘Platinum Sponsor’ at SAIPEC 2022, and will be featured in a panel session titled: “Independents in Africa”. This session outlines the strategies in place by independents to ensure investment remains and frontier opportunities are maximised whilst outlining plans to reduce carbon emissions towards the global net-zero goal.