An offshore energy platform in Nigerian waters. As AEW 2026 approaches, Nigeria’s oil, gas and power assets remain central to its case for investment, industrialisation and continental energy influence.
Peter Uzoho
The Independent Petroleum Producers Group (IPPG) has called for bold, coordinated reforms to reposition Nigeria’s oil and gas industry from a resource-based economy to a globally competitive engine of industrial growth and national prosperity.
Chairman of IPPG and Managing Director of Aradel Holdings Plc, Mr. Adegbite Falade, made the call while presenting the industry keynote address at the just-concluded 25th NOG Energy Week in Abuja.
Falade commended the federal government for reforms that have revitalised investor confidence, increased oil production and attracted significant upstream investments.
