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Meet the CEOs leading Nigeria’s seven listed oil and gas companies

Behind these companies are executives with different educational backgrounds, professional experiences and leadership journeys, but a shared responsibility of navigating one of Nigeria's most strategically important industries. The post Meet the CEOs leading Nigeria’s seven listed oil and gas companies appeared first on Nairametrics .

Nigeria's energy sector is led by seven listed companies with a combined market capitalization of around N16.7 trillion on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX). These companies are led by chief executives with diverse educational backgrounds and professional experiences, who have assumed prominent roles in the industry over the decades. Engr.

Effiong Okon, CEO of Seplat Energy, brings over 35 years of experience from major global energy players. Adegbite Falade, CEO of Aradel Holdings, previously held senior positions at Shell and Oando, and holds an MBA from Warwick Business School. Wale Tinubu, CEO of Oando Plc, transitioned from a legal career to the oil and gas industry, with an MBA from the London School of Economics.

Wilfried Konde, CEO of TotalEnergies Nigeria, has an accounting and business management background, with a career spanning several countries and roles within TotalEnergies.

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