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Senator Donald Omotayo AlasoaduraChairman - Senate Committee on Petroleum Resources (Upstream)

National Assembly –Federal Republic of Nigeria

Dr Maikanti BaruGroup Managing Director

NNPC*

Bello RabiuChief Operating Officer -

UpstreamNNPC

Dr Jackson Gaius-ObasekiChairmanBrass LNG

Clay NeffChairman

Oil Producers’ Trade Section & Chairman & Managing

DirectorChevron Nigeria

Adegbite AdenijiSenior Technical Adviser - Upstream & Gas Policy & Regulation to the Hon.

Minister of StateMinistry of Petroleum

Resources

Simbi WaboteExecutive Secretary

Nigerian Content Development &

Monitoring Board

Henry Ikem ObihChief Operating Officer -

DownstreamNNPC

Tony AttahChief Executive Officer &

Managing DirectorNigeria LNG Ltd

Nolan O’NealChairman & Managing

DirectorExxonMobil Upstream Companies in Nigeria

Dr Omar Farouk IbrahimGovernor for Nigeria

OPEC

Dafe S SejeborGroup General Manager

National Petroleum Investment Management

Services

Isiaka AbdulrazaqChief Financial Officer

NNPC

Dada ThomasFounder & Chief Executive

OfficerFrontier Oil Ltd

Nicolas TerrazManaging Director & Chief

ExecutiveTotal E&P Nigeria Ltd

Bank Anthony OkoroaforChairman

Petroleum Technology Association of Nigeria

Chidi MomahGroup General Manger

Company Secretary & Legal AdviserNNPC

Saidu A MohammedChief Operating Officer –

Gas & PowerNNPC

Wale TinubuGroup Chief Executive

Oando Plc

Cornelius ZegelaarSenior VP & Managing

DirectorAddax Petroleum Nigeria

Dayo AdesinaPresident

Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association

Dr Timothy OkonSpecial Adviser -Fiscal Strategy

Ministry of Petroleum Resources

H.E. Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo Secretary General

OPEC

Mordecai LadanDirector

Department of Petroleum Resources

H.E. Emmanuel Ibe KachikwuMinister of State for

Petroleum ResourcesFederal Republic of Nigeria

Senator Bassey Albert AkpanChairman -

Senate Committee on GasNational Assembly – Federal

Republic of Nigeria

Hon Emmanuel EkonChairman - House Committee

on Local ContentNational Assembly - Federal

Republic of Nigeria

*Pending final confirmation

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Stephen PhelpsRegional Risk &

Security ManagerDC Premium Logistics and

Solutions

Tunde ElesinVice President – Development

DeltaAfrik Engineering Ltd

Lazarus AngbazoPresident &

Chief Executive OfficerGE Nigeria

Akintunde AdelanaDirector -

Monitoring & EvaluationNigerian Content

Development Monitoring Board

Dr David IgeChief Executive Officer

Gas Invest LtdFormer Group Executive Director - Gas & Power

NNPC

Abayomi AwobokunChief Executive Officer –

DownstreamOando Plc

Dr ParraFormer Minister

of Mines & EnergyVenezuela

Member of Board of DirectorsCWC Group

Chiedu ObahGeneral Manager -Nigerian Content

Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria

Fisoye DelanoSenior Vice President

(Gas & Power)CAMAC International

Corporation

Taofik AdegbiteChief Executive Director

Marine Platforms

Chief Sena AnthonyFormer Group Executive &

Legal SecretaryNNPC

Dr Ladi BadaManaging Director & Chief

Executive OfficerShoreline Natural Resources

Clay NeffChairman & Managing

DirectorChevron Nigeria Ltd

ChairmanOil Producers Trade Section

Tosin YusuffCountry Director

Africa Energy Association

Godwin BarikaGeneral Manager – Nigerian

Content DevelopmentTotal E&P Nigeria Ltd

Abolore SoleboDivision Head -

Oil & Gas UpstreamFidelity Bank Plc

Greg OgbeifunManaging Director & Chief

Executive OfficerStarz Investment

Alex OgedegbeFormer Managing Director - Port Harcourt & Kaduna

RefineriesNNPC

Abdulrazaq IsaChief Executive OfficerWaltersmith Petroman

Funsho KupolokunFormer Group Managing

DirectorNNPC

Alex OgedegbeFormer Managing Director – Port Harcourt & Kaduna

RefineriesNNPC

Bunmi ObembeFormer Executive Director - Gas Business & Commercial

Total E&P Nigeria Ltd

Ernest NwapaPioneer Executive Secretary

Nigerian Content Development & Monitoring

Board

Patrick OlinmaExecutive Director -

Oil, Gas & CommercialTotal E&P

Demola Adeyemi-BeroManaging Director & Chief

Executive OfficerFirst E&P

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Olubunmi ObembeFormer Executive General Manager - Gas Business &

CommercialTotal E&P Nigeria Ltd

Day OneMonday 27th February• Nigeria Power Forum

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Day 2Tuesday 28th February 2017• Tour of the Exhibition

• NOG Strategic Conference

• International Exhibition

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Day 3Wednesday 1st March 2017• NOG Strategic Conference• International Exhibition

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Awards Ceremony

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Day 4Thursday 2nd March 2017• Nigerian Content Seminar

• International Exhibition

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CONFERENCE DAY ONE TUESDAY 28 FEBRUARY 2017 CONFERENCE DAY ONE TUESDAY 28 FEBRUARY 2017

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Resetting Nigeria’s Oil & Gas Industry - Reviewing Global Trends

• What are the current global trends within which Nigeria must operate?

• How can the Nigerian oil and gas sector remain competitive amidst increasing global competition?

• How are industry players positioning themselves to mitigate the impact of oil price volatility?

• Exploring international best practice on cost cutting to increase efficiency and productivity

Moderator: Tosin Yusuff Country Director Africa Energy Association

Dafe S. Sejebor Group General Manager National Petroleum Investment Management Services

Clay Neff Chairman Oil Producers Trade Section

Bank Anthony Okoroafor Chairman Petroleum Technology Association of Nigeria

Networking Coffee Break hosted by:

Nigeria’s Gas Sector – The Catalyst for Economic & Industrial Growth?

• What legislative framework is necessary to unleash the potential of the gas sector?

• Cultivating an attractive gas sector for investors through robust policy and increased transparency

• Reviewing the implementation of the Gas Revolution Plan – how will key objectives be achieved in the short and long term?

• How can the barriers to gas infrastructure development be overcome and where will much needed funding come from?

• What plans are in place to further secure gas pipelines and decrease the impact of militancy?

• How is the gas regulatory framework being developed across the gas value chain from deepwater projects to downstream and gas utilisation?

Moderator: Dr Jackson Gaius-Obaseki Chairman Brass LNG

Senator Bassey Albert Akpan Chairman - Senate Committee on Gas National Assembly – Federal Republic of Nigeria

Adegbite Adeniji Senior Technical Adviser - Upstream & Gas Policy & Regulation to the Hon. Minister of State Ministry of Petroleum Resources

Saidu A Mohammed Chief Operating Officer – Gas & Power NNPC

Dada Thomas Founder & Chief Executive Officer Frontier Oil Ltd

Tony Attah Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director Nigeria LNG Ltd

End of Conference Day One

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SPECIAL KEYNOTE ADDRESS:

H.E. Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo Secretary General OPEC

MINISTERIAL ADDRESS: Reforming & Repositioning the Oil & Gas Industry in Nigeria

H.E. Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu Minister of State for Petroleum Resources Federal Republic of Nigeria

Networking Coffee Break hosted by:

INTERVIEW: Outlining NNPC’s Commercial Strategy & Priorities

Interview: Dr Maikanti Baru Group Managing Director NNPC*

How Will New Legislation & Policy Develop to Transform the Oil & Gas Industry?

• What plans are in place to attract much needed investment into Nigeria’s oil and gas industry amidst lower oil prices and increased global competition?

• What changes in legislation and policy do industry players want to see and what impact will this have?

• Outlining plans for policy to increase upstream joint venture funding

• How does the Government plan to support the growth of indigenous operators?

• What changes are required in Nigerian Content law to deepen the level of local participation in the national oil and gas industry?

• What strategies are being developed to curb on-going security challenges through further stakeholder collaboration and infrastructure development?

• How does the Government plan to increase the levels of transparency through policy?

Moderator: Chidi Momah Group General Manger Company Secretary & Legal Adviser NNPC

Senator Donald Omotayo Alasoadura Chairman - Senate Committee on Petroleum Resources (Upstream) National Assembly – Federal Republic of Nigeria

Mordecai Ladan Director Department of Petroleum Resources

Dr Timothy Okon Special Adviser - Fiscal Strategy Ministry of Petroleum Resources

Wale Tinubu Group Chief Executive Oando Plc

Taofik Adegbite Chief Executive Director Marine Platforms

Networking Lunch hosted by

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NIGERIAN CONTENT SEMINAR Sponsored by THURSDAY 2 MARCH 2017

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Registration & Welcome Coffee Hosted by

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Consolidating Nigerian Content Successes and Outlining the Strategy for Increased National Capacity over the Next Five Years

Simbi Wabote Executive Secretary Nigerian Content Development & Monitoring Board

INTERVIEW: Outlining the Future of the Nigerian Content Act in Further Developing National Capacity and Increasing Wealth Retention

Honourable Emmanuel Ekon Chairman – House Committee on Local Content National Assembly – Federal Republic of Nigeria

Outlining the Next Phase for Re-Energising Nigerian Content Initiatives in today’s Business Environment

• With lower oil prices and increased global competition, how can the Nigerian Content Act be further developed to improve the level of local participation in the Nigerian oil and gas industry within the current climate?

• Maintaining investment into Nigerian Content initiatives while reducing cost to remain profitable within the current business environment

• How can the impact of high operating cost from longer contracting cycles for indigenous companies be mitigated?

• How can the role of the industry in building vital infrastructure to support industry activities be increased?

Taofik Adegbite Chief Executive Officer Marine Platforms

Tunde Elesin Vice President – Development DeltaAfrik Engineering Ltd

Greg Ogbeifun Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer Starz Investment

Networking Coffee Break Hosted by

Increasing in Country Value and Capital Retention through Nigerian Content Implementation

• Outlining the NCDMB’s strategy to further develop Nigerian Content initiatives and increase national participation in the oil and gas industry over the next five years

• To what length is the NCDMB collaborating with the industry to develop an effective monitoring framework for Nigerian Content implementation?

• What are the latest developments with the NOGaP Scheme and to what lengths is it closer to achieving plans to promote infrastructure development?

• How else is the Federal Government partnering with the oil and gas industry to develop critical infrastructure: power, security, transportation, to create an enabling environment for Nigerian Content growth?

• How can industry stakeholders; government, industry and host communities, further collaborate to maximise investment into Nigerian Content implementation?

• What lessons have been learned in the upstream sector that can utilised in preparation for growth in the downstream sector?

Akintunde Adelana Director - Monitoring & Evaluation Nigerian Content Development Monitoring Board

Godwin Barika General Manager – Nigerian Content Development Total E&P Nigeria Ltd

Rev. Father Edward Obi National Coordinator, National Coalition on Gas Flaring and Oil Spills in the Niger Delta (NACGOND) & Executive Director - Gas Alert for Sustainable Development Nigeria Delta (GASIN)

Session 4:Exploring Accessing Finance to Secure Nigerian Content Growth

• Has the lower oil price impacted the indigenous company’s ability to access the Nigerian Content Development fund?

• What alternative funding options can be explored?

• How can the Nigerian Content Development Fund be harnessed to enhance capacity development and prepare indigenous players for the next oil boom?

Obinna Ofili Acting General Manager - Finance and Accounts Nigerian Content Development & Monitoring Board

Chiedu Oba General Manager – Nigerian Content Development Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria

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Registration

Downstream Investors Breakfast Briefing hosted by

The Downstream Sector – Increasing Profitability and Outlining the Roadmap to Success

• What plans are in place to secure necessary investment to rejuvenate the national refineries?

• How will policy encourage private sector participation in the downstream sector?

• What steps must be taken to increase the supply chain efficiency of the refineries?

• Outlining the roadmap to creating profitable LPG & CNG markets in Nigeria

• What is the role of modular refineries in closing the output gaps in the downstream sector?

• What are the plans to increase capacity of the refineries – taking Nigeria a step closer to supplying fuel to the domestic market and exporting internationally?

Moderator: Alex Ogedegbe Former Managing Director – Port Harcourt & Kaduna Refineries NNPC

Abayomi Awobokun Chief Executive Officer – Downstream Oando Plc

Dayo Adesina President Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association

Networking Coffee Break hosted by

Industry Leaders’ Panel: Energising the Upstream Sector Through Increased Collaboration

• What legislative framework must be in place to create an enabling environment for investors into upstream activities?

• What steps must be taken to increase the current levels of production?

• What further policy and regulatory reform is required to drive the industry forward amidst the current economic environment?

• How will government engage industry on policy development to reenergise Nigerian Content implementation?

• What factors contribute to the higher cost of operating in Nigeria and what international best practices can be replicated in keeping costs low?

• How can NNPC and the industry further collaborate to increase efficiency, support productivity and maximise return during the current economic climate?

• How can industry stakeholders further engage with communities to encourage integration and participation into the industry?

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Moderator: Clay Neff Chairman & Managing Director Chevron Nigeria Ltd

Nolan O’Neal Chairman & Managing Director ExxonMobil Upstream Companies in Nigeria

Nicolas Terraz Managing Director & Chief Executive Total E&P Nigeria Ltd

Cornelius Zegelaar Senior VP & Managing Director Addax Petroleum Nigeria

Networking Lunch hosted by

The Independents’ Role in Driving the Future of National Reserves & Upstream Production Forward

• Navigating the current market climate: remaining profitable amidst oil price volatility

• What is the independent producers’ role in increasing national reserves?

• To what extent have government partnerships with independents spurred development and growth?

• What steps can be taken to increase efficiency to reduce contracting cycles?

• How are indigenous producers and partners increasing their access to funding for operations?

• What is the indigenous producer’s role in supplying gas to fuel industrial growth?

• What steps can be taken to increase the cost effectiveness of doing business in Nigeria?

• To what lengths have investments into host communities curtailed asset vandalism and oil theft? What other strategies can be reviewed?

Dr Ladi Bada Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer Shoreline Natural Resources

Abdulrazaq Isa Chief Executive Officer Waltersmith Petroman

Demola Adeyemi-Bero Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer First E&P

Close of Conference

Networking Drinks Reception

Gala Dinner featuring theannual NOG Awards Ceremony

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