Peter Uzoho
The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Oil), Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, regulators, worldwide and indigenous operators will converge subsequent month to deliberate on how Nigeria can improve oil and fuel manufacturing and unlock extra reserves.
The convention is organised by the Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE) at its forty fourth Annual International Conference and Exhibition, scheduled for November 8 to 12, 2026, in Lagos. It is themed: “Unlocking More Barrels: Driving Reserves Growth through Exploration, Local Capabilities and Adaptive Technologies.”
President of NAPE, Mrs Olajumoke Ajayi, introduced the programme at a press convention in Lagos, saying this 12 months’s version comes at a essential juncture as Nigeria seeks to improve hydrocarbon reserves and manufacturing, strengthen power safety, appeal to new investments and maximise worth from its petroleum assets.
Ajayi stated the theme was constructed round three interconnected priorities that should align to ship development.
She stated Nigeria has substantial hydrocarbon potential, however translating potential into reserves requires renewed exploration past present discoveries, deployment of applicable applied sciences and an working setting that draws and retains capital.
