Author: Ikenna Omeje

Exclusive Interview: Renaissance Africa Energy CEO Tony Attah on Indigenous Leadership, Energy Security, and Nigeria’s Industrial Future Introduction Nigeria’s upstream sector is entering a defining phase as indigenous operators assume greater responsibility for sustaining production, expanding domestic gas supply, and attracting fresh investment following the divestment of international oil companies’ onshore assets. At the forefront…

Nigeria’s 215 TCF Gas Reserves Position It at Energy Ambitions …Indigenous Producers, Local Service Providers Strengthen Upstream Performance” Nigeria’s gas sector is entering a decisive phase of expansion, with proven reserves rising to 215.19 trillion cubic feet (tcf) as of January 1, 2026, according to the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC). The latest figures…

Global War, Oil Shock and a Continental Awakening: Why Africa Must Seize Its Energy Sovereignty Moment The unfolding conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran is not just another geopolitical flashpoint—it is a defining rupture in the global energy system, with far-reaching implications that stretch well beyond the Middle East. What began on February…

NAPE Celebrates 50th Anniversary, Honours Industry Leaders and Partners Lagos, Nigeria – August 2025: The Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE) has marked its 50th anniversary with a grand celebration, recognising industry leaders, professionals, and corporate partners who have made significant contributions to the growth of Nigeria’s oil and gas sector. From 10 Pioneers to…