Vanguard award winner Tolu Longe has seen many changes for the better over the past two decades. But there is still more to be done

Mervin Azeta has been passionate about helping to tackle global energy challenges from a young age

There is little hope that state-owned refiners will resume production, partly due to Covid-19, while the new Dangote refinery is insufficient to meet demand

Discoveries have been almost non-existent since the pandemic, and investments in the power sector have stalled despite urgent need

The industry's most comprehensive list of current and recent rounds for onshore and offshore licences

Opec production cuts matter far less than international companies deciding to scale back production and capex

The industry's most comprehensive list of current and recent rounds for onshore and offshore licences

The recent drop in oil prices will hit Nigeria hard, making a big dent in government revenues and threatening the viability of upstream projects

A state guarantee for the bulk of the financing needed for a big pipeline project suggests Nigeria is serious about boosting domestic gas supplies

The government’s revision of PSCs to seek more revenue from oil majors will backfire if it prompts them to reevaluate their portfolio investment priorities

Stakeholders will sign an agreement with Chinese lenders by Q2 2020 to fund the country’s biggest pipeline project

Profound differences in governance style will impact the speed and development of future energy projects across Angola and Nigeria

Weak market sentiment for oil and gas stocks is opening E&P opportunities in Africa for private equity and small cap companies—and leading governments to rethink their fiscal terms to attract them

The National Assembly has waited more than six months for the president to give his assent to anti-corruption legislation

UK independent can develop its Agadem field on the back of a major funding boost and pipeline access to world markets

FID on a long-awaited expansion of the Nigeria LNG project looms. But the nation’s dreams of being a premier league producer have faded, at least for now

Africa’s leading oil producer is looking to replace its archaic and underutilised refining capacity with the aim of becoming a global player

The future of one of Nigeria's flagship energy companies hangs in the balance

Africa's biggest economy is set to expand gas exports but domestic distribution remains a trickier proposition

After a relative calm period, unrest in the Niger delta could be on the rise

The Nigerian president is likely to remain a difficult partner for oil firms in his second term in office

The two firms have received harsh criticism from an Italian judge and now await UK court proceedings

In Nigeria’s oil sector, debts are being settled—albeit gradually—and financial backing for new projects is being put in place, but investors remain cautious.

The region is making headway despite some output disruptions

Gas supply to the domestic market is a hot topic in Nigeria. Producers want to monetise their gas and need to find credible buyers

Drillers began to renew their interest in African projects that were once deemed too costly and risky