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Forumites:
For once I agree with you. The guy no Dey lack petroleum products

Oparasunny125:
I was about to ask where is AA Rano, I was calming going through the list to Check for his name, another name I did not see is shema oil and gas

cyrusmillz:
You didn't include the owner of the Malta refinery ni ? The one who exports our crude oil , refines it from his refinery and imports it back to us and pays himself subsidy.
What a godfearing kind hearted man. I believe he deserves to be up on that list

SmartPolician:
1. Aliko Dangote — Dangote refinery
As of August 11, 2024, Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest person with a net worth of $12.56 billion, is advancing in various sectors. His Dangote Refinery, inaugurated on May 22, 2023, in Lekki, Nigeria, is set to be the largest single-train refinery globally, processing 650,000 barrels of crude oil daily with a $19 billion investment. The refinery aims to eliminate Nigeria’s fuel import reliance by producing gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, kerosene, and LPG, and will also export surplus products. Covering 2,635 hectares in the Dangote Industries Free Zone, it features three offshore moorings and is expected to go public by early 2025. Despite early delays, it began producing diesel and aviation fuel A1 in January 2024. Dangote is also focused on agribusiness projects contributing to Nigeria’s development.

2. Theophilus Danjuma — SAPETRO
South Atlantic Petroleum (SAPETRO), founded by General TY Danjuma in 1995, is an indigenous oil exploration and production company involved in the full upstream value chain and operating in four African countries. The company has notable involvement in the Akpo deepwater field off Port Harcourt, contributing to Nigeria’s oil sector. Danjuma envisioned SAPETRO as a key player in Nigeria’s oil industry, aiming to support the country’s economic development. Recently, Danjuma announced his retirement from his role as Chairman of SAPETRO. According to Forbes, as of 2015, Theophilus Danjuma had an estimated net worth of $750 m.


3. Adewale Tinubu — Oando
Adewale Tinubu is a business executive and lawyer who serves as the Group Chief Executive of Oando PLC, a leading African energy solutions provider. He holds a Bachelor of Law from the University of Liverpool and an MBA and Master of Law from the London School of Economics. Tinubu began his career in corporate law in 1992. Oando PLC, listed on both the Nigerian and Johannesburg Stock Exchanges, evolved from a petroleum marketing company into an integrated energy group under his leadership. Tinubu co-founded Ocean and Oil Group (now Oando) in 1993 and led Oando’s acquisition of ConocoPhillips’ Nigerian operations in 2014 for $1.8 billion. Tinubu has been recognized by Forbes as a prominent figure in African oil and has received awards such as “Entrepreneur of the Year” from Ernst & Young in 2015 and “African Business Leader of the Year” from Africa Investor in 2011. Oando’s subsidiaries include OVH Energy, Axxela Limited, and Oando Energy Services, with OVH Energy having a significant distribution network in Nigeria.


4. Folorunsho Alakija — Famfa Oil
Folorunsho Alakija, Nigeria’s richest woman with an estimated net worth of $1 bn according to Forbes as of 2020, is a prominent businesswoman and philanthropist. She is vice chair of Famfa Oil, which holds a stake in the Agbami Oilfield, an offshore asset operated in partnership with Chevron and Petrobras. The Agbami field has been active since 2008 and is expected to continue through 2024. Alakija began her career as an executive secretary at Sijuade Enterprises before founding a tailoring business, Supreme Stitches (later Rose of Sharon House of Fashion). Her entrepreneurial success led her to Famfa Oil. She successfully defended her ownership rights in a legal dispute with the Nigerian government over a claimed 50% stake. Alakija also founded the Rose of Sharon Foundation, which supports widows, orphans, and the underprivileged.


Source: https://businessday.ng/news/article/meet-24-nigerian-billionaires-in-oil-and-gas-industry/

Forumites:
For once I agree with you. The guy no Dey lack petroleum products

Putinofrussia:
Called Ardova Plc.

nony43:
Meet the 24 problems of Nigeria.

princeade86:
and what of bovas

NaijaPrince18:
Ndi developers “richest tribe in Africa” missing from the list…

Ttalk:
Any name that doesn't include AARano is incomplete.

See how you packed Southerners there and conveniently ignoring northerners that controls the downstream

Zool6:
U be cow
Igbos took 9 out of 24 list living all of u with 13 slot to be shared with teeth is that a joke to U ? If the list is anything to go by I then it prove Igbos pass u by far

Arthur Eze Atlas
Emeka Okwuosa Oilserve
Tony Elumelu Ten oil
Benedict peters Aiteo oil
Ernest Azudialu Oilserve
Gabriel Ogbechie Rainoil
ABC Ojiakor Seplate
Austin Avuru Seplate
Audrey Ezeigbo Falcos

Mind u 80% of top Igbo oil ballons are not listed including Uju Catharine Ifejika if Brittinan U world 6th most powerful woman in oil and Gas only
Nigeria woman CEO of Upstream oil Company proud owner of largest Oil Versel in Nigeria Capital Oil that own largest Depot oil Depot in Lagos also Google about Chipet Oil they owned Largest Oil Tank farm in Sagamu before PetroleX commissioned there recently,,


Olodo



Tribalistic animal this is why u will die wretched

Zool6:
U be cow
Igbos took 9 out of 24 list living all of u with 13 slot to be shared with teeth is that a joke to U ? If the list is anything to go by I then it prove Igbos pass u by far

Arthur Eze Atlas
Emeka Okwuosa Oilserve
Tony Elumelu Ten oil
Benedict peters Aiteo oil
Ernest Azudialu Oilserve
Gabriel Ogbechie Rainoil
ABC Ojiakor Seplate
Austin Avuru Seplate
Audrey Ezeigbo Falcos

Mind u 80% of top Igbo oil ballons are not listed including Uju Catharine Ifejika if Brittinan U world 6th most powerful woman in oil and Gas only
Nigeria woman CEO of Upstream oil Company proud owner of largest Oil Versel in Nigeria Capital Oil that own largest Depot oil Depot in Lagos also Google about Chipet Oil they owned Largest Oil Tank farm in Sagamu before PetroleX commissioned there recently,,


Olodo



Tribalistic animal this is why u will die wretched

Lokostar01:
you are so dumb so you don't know the difference between refinery and blending plant, go to school you no gree

SmartPolician:
When you go through this long list and notice how just a few South South people made the list, you understand that Nigeria is a country that doesn't care about fairness, justice and equity. You just grab whatever you can and run with it - like our president taught us. 😂😂😂😂

Zool6:
Not just Hausa and Yoruba if the list is anything to go by Igbos took about 9 slot or 43% of the total list ,,Akpani should be only minority South South there other South South on the list are Igbos from Aniocha/oshimili Asaba axis 👇
1 ABC Ojiakor Seplate
2 Arthur Eze Atlas
Emeka Okwuosa Oilserve
Arnest Obiejesi Nestoil
Audrey Ezeigbo. Falcons
Benedict Peters Aiteo
Gabriel Ogbechie Raioil
Austin Avuru. Seplate
Tony Elumelu Tenoil

quote author=bitbillionaire post=131548539]People from south south need to wake up and take their destiny into their hands and occupy their rightful place.

It is south south people that suppose to dominate this list not the northerners and yorubas I am seeing here