Seplat CEO urges asset integrity at NAICE
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Aug 06, 2026 · Last updated Aug 10, 2026
The event reinforces Seplat Energy's strategic focus on operational efficiency and gas monetization, which could support its stock performance and investor confidence. Industry-wide adoption of asset integrity practices may improve production reliability and reduce costs for Nigerian oil and gas operators.
At the 49th Nigeria Annual International Conference and Exhibition (NAICE) organized by the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) in Lagos, Seplat Energy CEO Effiong Okon urged independent oil and gas operators in Nigeria to prioritize asset integrity, fix obsolescence, and extend asset life to optimize value and boost returns. He emphasized maintaining critical equipment at 95% availability to reduce unscheduled deferment, and recommended measures such as effective water treatment, ending routine flaring, monetizing gas, and improving logistics. Okon also called for investment in human capital and asked SPE to train more engineers to address the skills gap. He highlighted Seplat Energy's strong shareholder returns through share appreciation and dividends, and its leadership in domestic gas development, with about 12 trillion cubic feet of gas in shallow water assets to be unlocked and monetized.
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