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09 Oct 2024

NIGERIAN NATIONAL SHOWCASE: UNPACKING THE 2024 NIGERIAN LICENSE ROUND AT THE AFRICA OIL WEEK CONFERENCE 2024

The Commission Chief Executive of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), Engr. Gbenga Komolafe made a significant presentation during the Nigerian National Showcase. The focus of the presentation was on the 2024 Nigerian License Round, an initiative aimed at attracting global investors to Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.
Komolafe emphasized Nigeria’s commitment to ensuring transparency, regulatory efficiency, and a favorable business environment for investors. He outlined the strategic blocks available for licensing, showcasing the country’s vast untapped potential in hydrocarbons. He also highlighted the investment opportunities aligned with Nigeria’s broader goals of energy security, sustainability, and economic diversification.

The showcase provided insights into the regulatory reforms introduced by the NUPRC to streamline operations, reduce bureaucracy, and enhance profitability for investors. Additionally, the event served as a platform to discuss collaboration opportunities with foreign partners, particularly in technology, emissions control, and sustainable development in the upstream sector.

This engagement is seen as a pivotal moment to reposition Nigeria as a leading player in Africa’s energy landscape, especially as it pivots towards cleaner energy solutions while still leveraging its hydrocarbon resources.

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