JUST IN: NNPC announces key leadership changes

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The Board of Directors of NNPC Limited has unveiled a series of strategic appointments to its executive team.

In an official statement titled “Leadership Appointments at NNPC Limited,” released on Wednesday night, Chief Corporate Communications Officer Olufemi Soneye noted on X, “These changes reflect our ongoing commitment to enhancing corporate governance, improving operational efficiency, and securing long-term success in Nigeria’s energy sector.”

According to the statement, the leadership overhaul is critical to strengthening governance, leadership, and operational efficiency within Nigeria’s energy sector.

Among the notable appointments, Mr Adedapo A. Segun has been promoted to Chief Financial Officer, following his previous role as Executive Vice President, Downstream.

The Board highlighted his “significant contributions to the company’s downstream operations,” affirming the leadership skills he brings to his new position.

Mr Isiyaku Abdullahi has assumed the role of Executive Vice President (EVP), Downstream, while Mr Udobong Ntia has taken up the position of Executive Vice President (EVP), Upstream.

The statement stresses that these appointments align with NNPC Limited’s commitment to “building a unified and capable leadership team to drive operational excellence and support the organisation’s strategic goals.”

Additionally, the Board extended “its deepest appreciation to Mr Umar Ajiya and Mrs Oritsemeyiwa A. Eyesan for their exceptional dedication and service to NNPC Limited,” acknowledging the significant contributions made by these outgoing leaders.

With a renewed focus on “achieving operational excellence, enhancing global competitiveness, and ensuring financial sustainability, NNPC Limited’s recent appointments represent a significant step towards advancing the company’s mission,” the statement added.

Meanwhile, the Board assured the Nigerian public that these changes underscore its continued commitment to serving the country’s interests in the petroleum sector.

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