According to Ojulari, NNPC Ltd’s success will depend on close synergy with the Ministry of Petroleum, the Ministry of Finance, and other relevant institutions to break through bureaucratic barriers and accelerate results.
“We are stepping into office with a deep resolve to boost the oil and gas industry,” Ojulari emphasized.
Senator Lokpobiri expressed strong confidence in the new leadership of NNPC Ltd., noting that it is time to translate their reputation into measurable results.
“It is time to translate that reputation into measurable results—especially in increasing crude oil production and ensuring the sector delivers optimal value to the Nigerian people,” the Minister said.
As a seasoned engineer with expertise in petroleum, process, and production engineering, Ojulari brings a wealth of experience to his new role.
Before joining NNPC Ltd, he served as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Renaissance Africa Energy Company and led a consortium of local energy companies in a $2.4 billion Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria acquisition deal.
He was also the Managing Director of Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company from 2015 to 2021
