ABU DHABI — The Federal Government has underscored the need to end energy poverty across Africa, calling for co-investment strategies to de-risk energy infrastructure and unlock shared prosperity.
The Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd.), Mr. Bashir Ojulari, made the call on Monday at the ongoing 2025 Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC).
Ojulari participated in a closed-door session of the Global Oil Club, a prestigious forum of leading energy companies and institutions.
He reaffirmed NNPC’s commitment to global partnerships, energy equity, and sustainable investment.
“Africa’s energy future must be built on collaboration, innovation, and inclusion. NNPC Ltd. stands ready to co-create solutions that will deliver real impact,” he said.
He reiterated NNPC’s resolve to champion energy equity through global collaboration.
The NNPC Ltd. exhibition booth at ADIPEC 2025 continues to attract global attention, showcasing the company’s portfolio of transformative projects.
These include major gas initiatives, methane-reduction programmes, and expanding investments in clean energy and human-capital development.
NNPC’s participation underscores its position as a corporate titan and energy anchor for Africa, demonstrating its commitment to delivering intelligent energy solutions with lasting impact.
The 41st edition of ADIPEC, themed “Energy. Intelligence. Impact,” aligns closely with NNPC’s transformation into a commercially driven global energy company.