Renaissance Energy, Nigerian Navy ki nite to boost oil and gas output

 The Chief of Policy and Plans of the Nigerian Navy, Rear Admiral Ibrahim Dewu; flanked by the General Manager, Relations and Sustainable Development, Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited; Dr. Igo Weli (right); and the company’s Chief Production Officer, Mesh Maichibi, during a visit to the Naval Headquarters, Abuja, to discuss security of critical national oil and gas assets in the Niger Delta. Sept 1

0, 2025 

The management of Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited and the Nigerian Navy have expressed commitment to join forces to increase Nigeria's oil and gas output.

Renaissance, a consortium of indigenous firms in March 2025 acquired the onshore and shallow water assets hitherto operated by Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria following divestment by Shell UK PLC.

A statement by Mr Michael Adande, Spokesman of the company on Wednesday noted the firm expressed the view when it paid a courtesy visit to the Headquarters of the Nigerian Navy in Abuja, to reiterate the company’s commitment to continue to collaborate with key government institutions in the drive to improve Nigeria’s production and export of oil and gas from the Niger Delta.

The Chief of Policy and Plans of the Nigerian Navy, Rear Admiral Ibrahim Dewu; flanked by the General Manager, Relations and Sustainable Development, Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited; Dr. Igo Weli (right); and the company’s Chief Production Officer, Mesh Maichibi, during a visit to the Naval Headquarters, Abuja, to discuss security of critical national oil and gas assets in the Niger Delta. Sept 1 0, 2025