NNPC Boss Says Nigeria Ready for Global Energy Investment Opportunities
Omoyeni Olabode

The Group Chief Executive Officer of the NNPC Limited, Bayo Ojulari, has declared that Nigeria is now a dependable destination for global energy investment, emphasising a shift towards execution-driven growth in the sector.
Ojulari made the statement on Tuesday while speaking at CERAWeek 2026 in Houston, where he told global energy leaders that Nigeria’s value proposition lies in its ability to deliver commercially viable projects backed by strong fundamentals.
He noted that the country is entering a decisive phase in its energy evolution, moving beyond promises to a focus on disciplined execution, strategic partnerships and value creation. According to him, investors are increasingly drawn to environments where value is clear and delivery is assured.
The NNPC boss also revealed that President Bola Tinubu has granted the national oil company greater operational autonomy to act on behalf of the Federal Government in implementing sustainable and commercially viable energy solutions.
Ojulari highlighted Nigeria’s vast hydrocarbon resources, stressing that oil remains critical for immediate revenue generation, while the country’s significant gas reserves serve as a long-term driver for industrialisation and energy security.
He added that Nigeria’s improved policy framework, enhanced energy infrastructure security and growing partnerships have strengthened its position as a reliable supplier in the global energy market.
The NNPC chief further emphasised that the country is transitioning from merely possessing natural resources to actively monetising them through strategic investments, signalling a more pragmatic approach to attracting global capital.
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