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Dr. ernest azudialu obiejesi — building indigenous energy infrastructure

The Builder Behind Nigeria’s Largest Indigenous EPC Company

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From a one-room Lagos office in 1991 to nearly 2,000 employees and a 59-hectare industrial base in Port Harcourt, Dr. Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi built Nestoil into Nigeria’s largest indigenous engineering and pipeline contractor — without inherited wealth or political backing. Now, as Nestoil’s fabrication, dredging and drilling capabilities deepen, the next question is whether Nigerian-built execution

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TotalEnergies Bets Big on Africa: Four Mega-Projects, One Continental Strategy

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From Angola’s deepwater Kaminho development to Mozambique’s LNG restart, Uganda’s Tilenga-EACOP pipeline, and Nigeria’s NLNG Train 7 expansion, TotalEnergies is running four major African energy projects simultaneously — backed by a planned $10 billion Angola investment alone. As the group balances its oil and gas core with a push into renewables, its African portfolio is

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MTN Group Company Profile 2026: Connectivity, Fintech & Digital Infrastructure Strategy

MTN’s Next Act: From Mobile Operator to Africa’s Digital Backbone

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MTN Group is repositioning around three platforms — Connectivity, Fintech and Digital Infrastructure — as it chases Africa’s next wave of data growth, financial inclusion and AI-enabled infrastructure. With 317.7 million subscribers across 19 markets, R38 billion in network investment, and MoMo processing over $500 billion in transactions, the telecom giant is betting its future

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Sasol Company Profile 2026: Energy Transition, Capital Projects & Industrial Strategy in Africa

Sasol at the Crossroads: Africa’s Industrial Giant Bets on a Lower-Carbon Future

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Sasol, the South African energy and chemicals powerhouse behind Secunda and Sasolburg, is entering a defining transition — balancing its coal-and-gas-built industrial scale against mounting pressure to decarbonise. With green hydrogen, renewable energy, and sustainable aviation fuel now on its strategic radar, the company’s next moves could reshape procurement and investment opportunities across engineering, infrastructure,

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