The grants followed a competitive pitch-a-thon that brought the programme to a close, with participants presenting their business ideas and funding requirements before a panel of judges.
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“We provide the energy that powers nations and generates revenue for our nation; you provide the information that powers our minds.
He said this at a panel session, titled: “De-Risking Investments in African Oil and Gas Projects,” at the SAIPEC in Lagos.
Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of NLNG, Philip Mshelbila, made this call while speaking at the panel titled “Energy Expansion in a Challenging Global Trade Environment” at the World LNG Summit & Awards holding in Istanbul, Turkey.
At the retreat, the company recommitted to expanding partnerships that empower indigenous capacity, enterprises and communities across the nation’s energy value chain to deepen Nigerian Content beyond compliance.
The award comes under the FIRS Compliant Taxpayer Award and Recognition Programme, an initiative of the Taxpayer Services Department (TPSD), aimed at acknowledging organisations that demonstrate outstanding diligence in meeting their tax obligations.
The renovation Project was initiated to upgrade learning environments and strengthen the foundation of education in NLNG’s host communities.
The partnership addresses Nigeria’s escalating electronic waste (e-waste) challenge, which stands at 1.2 million tonnes annually.
A statement signed by NLNG’s Manager, Corporate Communication and Public Affairs, Anne-Marie Palmer-Ikuku, disclosed that this corporate posture was demonstrated again through the completion of two key capacity-building projects in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Speaking during a keynote address titled “The Role of African LNG in a Dynamic Export Market” at the Africa Energy Week (AEW) 2025 in South Africa, the Company’s Deputy Managing Director, Olakunle Osobu, stated that Africa was not a bystander in this conversation on energy security, affordability, and sustainability.
To revamp NNPCL’s public image, a multi-faceted PR strategy is essential. Let me repeat myself again: transparency and accountability must be prioritised.
Apart from the overseas scholarship scheme, NLNG also sponsors Undergraduates Scholarship and Post Primary Scholarship schemes.
Dr. Philip Mshelbila, Managing Director of NLNG, made the appeal in a statement issued to newsmen in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, on Saturday.
The event marked the first public appearance of the longlisted writers. It featured book readings and a panel discussion, with authors participating both physically and virtually.
They expressed the opinion that Nigeria’s gas reserves are a critical asset towards achieving the ongoing energy transition that will be affordable and sustainable.
The commissioning, which includes the transformation of Model Boys Secondary School, Omoku, and Community Secondary School, Amadi-Ama in Port Harcourt, marks a significant milestone in NLNG’s four-pillar Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) agenda focused on sustainability, stakeholding, partnership, and shared prosperity. These upgrades were delivered in collaboration with the Rivers State Ministry of Education, a key partner in the Company’s drive to promote quality education.
Also supporting the event are Nigeria LNG (NLNG) and Shell Nigeria, two major players in the country’s energy and development sectors.
Speaking at a strategic panel discussion session, titled: “Accelerating Gas Development for Domestic and Global Energy Needs,” during the 24th annual edition of the NOG Energy Week 2025 in Abuja, NLNG’s
Speaking at the panel session titled “Technology as a Local Content Imperative: From Adoption to Domestication” at the NOG Energy Week 2025, Olakunle Osobu, Deputy Managing Director, NLNG, emphasised that technology was the bedrock of modern energy systems and must be developed to empower every Nigerian.
The competition, themed: “Renewable Energy Solutions,” featured a vibrant intellectual contest among some of the brightest science students in the state.