President’s Special Adviser on Energy, Olu Verheijen, to Headline Gas Investment Forum 2025 gasinvestmentforum.com/presi…

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At the 2nd panel session “Building a Bankable Gas Distribution Ecosystem: Infrastructure, Capital and Market Demand” Ralph Gbobo recalled that when SNG started in Agbara–Ota over 20 years ago, demand was nowhere near what it is today but that SNG’s persistence proved that when demand ambition, supply certainty, enabling infrastructure, and commercial clarity come together, even if not perfectly at the start, it creates industrial clusters that can grow and attract long-term capital. 🎤“Sustainability and bankability emerge over time, as utilization deepens and confidence builds,” go.shell.com/4uYyJQN #ALDG2026 #DecadeOfGas #ShellNigeriaGas #TheGasPartnerOfChoicePoweringNigeria

At the 2nd panel session of the ALDG Business Forum, MD, Shell Nigeria Gas (SNG), Ralph Gbobo additionally noted in particular: 🎤“The introduction of gas-focused policies, notably the Petroleum Industry Act, marked a turning point. By reinforcing the role of gas in Nigeria’s energy and industrial strategy and embedding instruments such as the Network Code- a critical framework that governs the operations of the Domestic Gas market and ensures transparency and stability, and the Domestic Gas Supply Obligation which compels gas producers to allocate gas to the domestic market, the PIA significantly reduced policy ambiguity around gas development.” 🎤🎤 “The introduction of clearer pricing frameworks for gas supply and transportation and a more transparent and competitive licensing regime, has also strengthened market confidence. Together, these measures have improved producer confidence, particularly for domestic gas projects, and signaled government’s strong commitment to gas as a driver of industrial development.” #ALDG2026 #ShellNigeriaGas #DecadeOfGas #TheGasPartnerOfChoicePoweringNigeria go.shell.com/4vxLUbg

At the 2026 Business Forum of the Association of Local Distributors of Gas (ALDG) themed “From Gas abundance to Gas Access: Reassessing Nigeria’s Gas Distribution Imperatives” held recently in Abuja with policymakers, regulators and key industry stakeholders shaping the gas sector in attendance, MD, Shell Nigeria Gas (SNG) Ralph Gbobo, who was represented by Head, Gas Distribution, Chukwuka Amos-Ejesi recalled that Shell was the pioneer gas distributor in Nigeria almost 30years ago.👍 This pioneer role, together with the expansion of pipeline natural gas infrastructure and the market-making role of gas distributors, have been critical in moving gas from a policy aspiration to a practical energy solution for Nigerian industries. #ALDG2026 #DecadeOfGas #ShellNigeriaGas #TheGasPartnerOfChoicePoweringNigeria go.shell.com/3Qv47r6

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Do they now have an airport?

The event also marked the execution of Gas Sales and Purchase Agreements with two customers; Boskel Nigeria Limited and Bluefinn Global Resource Limited in Rivers and Bayelsa State further strengthening SNG’s footprint in the Niger Delta. go.shell.com/4wCQztU #ShellNigeriaGas #TheNaturalGasPartnerOfChoice #TheGasPartnerOfChoicePoweringNigeria

Shell Nigeria Gas (SNG) recently hosted a Business and Investment Forum in Port Harcourt, bringing together key industry stakeholders to explore opportunities to reduce operating costs, enhance productivity, unlock investment returns, and strengthen competitiveness through the adoption of natural gas. In a keynote address delivered by SNG’s Head of Gas Distribution, Chukwuka Amos-Ejesi, on behalf of the Managing Director, SNG, Ralph Gbobo, the strategic advantages of natural gas for manufacturers was highlighted - “Companies that transition to natural gas consistently benefit from lower and more predictable energy costs, reduced exposure to liquid fuel price volatility, enhanced operational uptime, improved planning certainty, and stronger competitive offering for their customers,” he said. “Our focus is to provide solutions that deliver immediate economic value while supporting long-term growth.” go.shell.com/4wGhCok #ShellNigeriaGas #NaturalGasPartnerOfChoice #TheGasPartnerOfChoicePoweringNigeria

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In this @SPGMarketIntel Executive Insight with @NatznetOnAfrica , Vice President and Head of Analysis, Global Insights at S & P Global Market Intelligence, @OluVerheijen discussed how Nigeria is positioning itself amid global disruptions in the energy sector. She emphasized that Nigeria’s reform agenda is no longer focused on simply adding more oil barrels or LNG cargoes, but on building a functional, market-driven system capable of attracting private-sector capital at scale. According to her, the goal is to deliver reliable power to the economy, support a competitive manufacturing sector, and ultimately drive productivity, job creation, and income growth across the value chain. Watch the full interview here: ceraweek.com/en/news/executi…

Today I met with Mr.@FaledeLeye who recently assumed office as @officialnlng Managing Director on a courtesy visit with his team. Our discussions covered NLNG’s continued role in monetising Nigeria’s abundant natural gas resources, alongside notable improvements in plant performance, now averaging above 86 percent utilisation, driven by enhanced security in the Niger Delta. We also discussed progress on the Train 7 project, scheduled for commissioning in 2027, and the potential for further expansion through Train 8 plus to deliver value for Nigeria

The right input to increase your income is to focus on the general outcome of your output. - @layiwasabi

Na you dey find airport taxi. To thyself be true and get things done for your life without complaining

“You’ll buy a flight ticket for ₦150,000 and still spend about ₦50,000 just on airport taxi after landing.” — AlvinOfLagos complains about high airport transport costs.

Oh no! Ruffy the I know it all Journalist. Do this thing well now. Yes, you are not a lover of the president but you can't be doing this.

Please give them the ticket, lets change Nigeria ASAP. This is now taking too long.

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Nigeria is positioned to be a primary contributor to the nearly 75% of global production growth projected to come from the Middle East, Eurasia, and Africa.

GECF launches Global Gas Outlook 2055 Energy demand grows ~20% by 2055, with electricity @ 32% of final demand. Gas demand rises from 4,137 to 5,417 bcm, supportng power reliability. Natural gas is integral to the future. Report: gecf.org/Publications-Data/G… #GECF #GlobalGasOutlook