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Venezuela’s Oil Gambit: What the Maduro Capture Means for Nigeria and Global Energy Markets
- February 17, 2026
Early morning, January 3rd, 2026. While most of the world slept, US military forces executed what President Donald Trump would later describe as “one of the most stunning displays of…
Davos 2026 Reflections: Power, Capital, Energy and the Hard Economics of a Fragmented World
- February 12, 2026
Davos is not where decisions are made. It is where intent is revealed. I think that distinction mattered more than ever this year, given the theme – “The Spirit of…
The Most Important Money in Nigeria We’re Still Not Taking Seriously Enough
- February 12, 2026
Nigeria spent nearly ₦13 trillion servicing debt last year. Our pension funds hold twice that amount, much of it tied up in the same debt instruments creating the burden. Every…
The Invisible Infrastructure: Why NLNG’s 20-Year Feedgas Contracts Matter More Than You Think
- February 12, 2026
For years, Nigeria has described gas as its “transition fuel” and the centrepiece of its Decade of Gas agenda. Yet progress has often been uneven projects delayed, contracts stalled, and…
Beyond Barrels & Balance Sheets: The Investor Relations Revolution Nigeria’s National Energy Giant Must Lead
- February 11, 2026
How Nigeria’s energy giant can turn sceptics into shareholders with world-class capital markets storytelling This piece was initially triggered by the now-withdrawn March 2025 NNPCL press release on a planned…
From Rockefeller to Dangote: When energy empires reshape nations
- January 23, 2026
Batteries are the most expensive part of a solar system. Between appropriately-size battery bank and a battery-based inverter like the Outback Radian, you’re looking...






