EDITION 1 2015 Esso Constructs Maternity Referral CentersReferral Maternity in3 Communities I n s i d e A Publication of ExxonMobil Subsidiaries in ISSN 1597 - 0442 - 1597 ISSN Nigeria in Subsidiaries ExxonMobil of Publication A 1, 5 1 0 2 , 1 N O I T I D E EM Subsidiaries Rank 1stinTop 100 Companies 2015 Stakeholders’ Mobil OilHolds Forum 2014 ASM Awards Mobil Oil Holds 2015 BUSINESS INDUSTRY & GOVERNMENT Three JV Facilities RELATIONS Presented with Kunfoo The Journey Towards Stakeholders' Forum Award Transformation

Tunji Oyebanji, Managing Director, 4 10 MON, speaking at the Forum Business Brief: BUSINESS COMMUNITY RELATIONS Investment in Mobil Court was completed in ExxonMobil Foundation Skills Acquisition Training January 2015 on time and within budget Partners Forum in for Oron Women obil Oil Nigeria (MON) on Thursday April M The building has been restored to world class 22, 2015 held its scheduled Shareholders standard Forum at our Apapa Office Complex, Lagos. A total of 112 shareholders attended. Shareholders will begin to see the benefit of 5 20 A minute silence was observed in this investment in 2015 earnings SHE EMPLOYEE memory of the departed Chairman, Board The term loan obtained from Zenith bank for Audit Committee, Chief Emmanuel Osikoya ExxonMobil Hosts ExxonMobil Staff Run for the completion of the project was completely Malaria Media Parley Breast Cancer Awareness who passed in 2014. paid-off in January 2015 using the funds from There was a good turnout of the sale of the 29 Ikoyi property shareholders which included other members of the Board Audit Committee and a Non- The Company has embarked upon the 8 22 Executive Director, Engr. (Mrs.) Mayen refurbishment of the Mobil House building Adetiba. Tunji Oyebanji, The Chairman of the ExxonMobil News ISSN: 1597 0442 Board and Managing Director, who was Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited joined by Alastair MacNaughton, Director Mobil Oil Nigeria plc Lubes and Henry Obih, Director Operations Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited gave detailed stewardship of MON business Edition 1, 2015 for the 2014. Chairman/Managing Director. EEPNL & MPN and Lead Country Manager: Nolan A. O’Neal Financial indicators pointed northwards Chairman/Managing Director, MON: Adetunji A. Oyebanji due to sale of surplus property, business Director, Lubricants & Specialties, MON: A. J. MacNaughton efficiencies, effective controls and safety General Manager, Public & Government Affairs: Paul C. Arinze operations. Editors: Ogechukwu Udeagha, Akin Fatunke Profit After Tax (PAT) for 2014 stood at Editorial Team: Adeyemi Fakayejo, Ozemoya Okordion, Ernest Omo-Ojo, N6.39 billion vs N3.48 billion for 2013 Mfon Abia, Patrick Utomi indicating a 84 percent increase. Cover/Concept/Graphic Designs: Taiwo Ogunbiyi The Management MON was Registered Office: Mobil House, 1, Lekki Expressway, P.M.B. 12054, Victoria Island, Lagos. commended for sound business practices Published by Public & Government Affairs Department for Employees of from its shareholders, who felt a sense of ExxonMobil subsidiaries in Nigeria. partnership with the organization. All correspondence to: A total of 12 long-drawn questions Cross section of stakeholders The Editor, Public & Government Affairs Department, Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited, posed by shareholders on the business and Mobil House, 1, Lekki Expressway, P.M.B. 12054, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel: 01-2801100. environmental issues were satisfactorily www.exxonmobil.com.ng answered by Tunji, Alastair and Henry. performance, corporate social All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted, in any form or by any means, These ranged from need to pay higher / responsibility, service station upgrades and electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, or stored in any retrieval system of any nature, interim dividends, performance of the without the written permission of the editors. the need for more storage capacity. aviation business, impact of Mobil house Satisfied shareholders expressed full refurbishment project on MON finances, satisfaction to the enlightening answers praise for quality of service at stations, provided to their enquiries and restated availability of annual report at the next their full confidence in the Board,

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News 1 Mobil Oil Holds 2015 BUSINESS INDUSTRY & GOVERNMENT Three JV Facilities RELATIONS Presented with Kunfoo The Journey Towards Stakeholders' Forum Award Transformation

Tunji Oyebanji, Managing Director, 4 10 MON, speaking at the Forum Business Brief: BUSINESS COMMUNITY RELATIONS Investment in Mobil Court was completed in ExxonMobil Foundation Skills Acquisition Training January 2015 on time and within budget Partners Forum in Lagos for Oron Women obil Oil Nigeria (MON) on Thursday April M The building has been restored to world class 22, 2015 held its scheduled Shareholders standard Forum at our Apapa Office Complex, Lagos. A total of 112 shareholders attended. Shareholders will begin to see the benefit of 5 20 A minute silence was observed in this investment in 2015 earnings SHE EMPLOYEE memory of the departed Chairman, Board The term loan obtained from Zenith bank for Audit Committee, Chief Emmanuel Osikoya ExxonMobil Hosts ExxonMobil Staff Run for the completion of the project was completely Malaria Media Parley Breast Cancer Awareness who passed in 2014. paid-off in January 2015 using the funds from There was a good turnout of the sale of the 29 Ikoyi property shareholders which included other members of the Board Audit Committee and a Non- The Company has embarked upon the 8 22 Executive Director, Engr. (Mrs.) Mayen refurbishment of the Mobil House building Adetiba. Tunji Oyebanji, The Chairman of the ExxonMobil News ISSN: 1597 0442 Board and Managing Director, who was Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited joined by Alastair MacNaughton, Director Mobil Oil Nigeria plc Lubes and Henry Obih, Director Operations Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited gave detailed stewardship of MON business Edition 1, 2015 for the 2014. Chairman/Managing Director. EEPNL & MPN and Lead Country Manager: Nolan A. O’Neal Financial indicators pointed northwards Chairman/Managing Director, MON: Adetunji A. Oyebanji due to sale of surplus property, business Director, Lubricants & Specialties, MON: A. J. MacNaughton efficiencies, effective controls and safety General Manager, Public & Government Affairs: Paul C. Arinze operations. Editors: Ogechukwu Udeagha, Akin Fatunke Profit After Tax (PAT) for 2014 stood at Editorial Team: Adeyemi Fakayejo, Ozemoya Okordion, Ernest Omo-Ojo, N6.39 billion vs N3.48 billion for 2013 Mfon Abia, Patrick Utomi indicating a 84 percent increase. Cover/Concept/Graphic Designs: Taiwo Ogunbiyi The Management MON was Registered Office: Mobil House, 1, Lekki Expressway, P.M.B. 12054, Victoria Island, Lagos. commended for sound business practices Published by Public & Government Affairs Department for Employees of from its shareholders, who felt a sense of ExxonMobil subsidiaries in Nigeria. partnership with the organization. All correspondence to: A total of 12 long-drawn questions Cross section of stakeholders The Editor, Public & Government Affairs Department, Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited, posed by shareholders on the business and Mobil House, 1, Lekki Expressway, P.M.B. 12054, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel: 01-2801100. environmental issues were satisfactorily www.exxonmobil.com.ng answered by Tunji, Alastair and Henry. performance, corporate social All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted, in any form or by any means, These ranged from need to pay higher / responsibility, service station upgrades and electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, or stored in any retrieval system of any nature, interim dividends, performance of the without the written permission of the editors. the need for more storage capacity. aviation business, impact of Mobil house Satisfied shareholders expressed full refurbishment project on MON finances, satisfaction to the enlightening answers praise for quality of service at stations, provided to their enquiries and restated availability of annual report at the next their full confidence in the Board,

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News 1 ExxonMobil Subsidiaries Rank 1st in Top 100 Companies ExxonMobil subsidiary companies in Nigeria emerge Nigeria's top private sector contributor

Immediate past President of Nigeria announced ExxonMobil companies in Nigeria as the leading private sector organization in Nigeria for year 2014. President Jonathan recognized the company at the Top 100 Businesses Award, in December 2014 at the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa in Abuja. ExxonMobil companies in Nigeria ranked number 1 out of the unveiled 100 top contributing companies at the award ceremony. The award took into account the companies' turnover, the amount of taxes paid and employment generated by the companies, as well as their corporate citizenship contributions. The information was Enyi Onokala, Executive Director/GM, Business Development (left), and other award recipients with verified with the Corporate Affairs former President Goodluck Jonathan at the Presidential Villa, Abuja Commission of Nigeria, Federal Inland Revenue Service, Nigerian organized by the Federal Ministry of O'Neal, Chairman/Managing Director successfully operated in Stock Exchange -and Financial Trade & Industry, will serve as an of ExxonMobil upstream companies Nigeria's upstream sector for Reporting Council of Nigeria. annual ranking and recognition and Lead Country Manager for more than 40 years and in the President Jonathan described programme for private sector ExxonMobil subsidiaries in Nigeria. downstream sector for over 100 the top 100 companies as "shining contributions to Nigeria's economic "It is testament to the hard work years. The companies maintain stars", adding that their significant development. The series - the first in and dedication of our workforce, and active social investment contributions have created Nigeria - was established to acknowledges the contributions of programmes and make employment opportunities for recognize and celebrate companies our partner, the Nigeria National substantial contributions in the millions of Nigerians. Minister of leading the way in corporate Nigeria Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), host areas of health, education, Trade and Investment, Olusegun and positively shaping the nation's States that provide peaceful sports, water supply, and Aganga, noted that the companies future through their contributions. business environments for our infrastructure, especially in honoured currently contribute 20 "We are appreciative of this operations, and vendors that support Akwa Ibom, Rivers and Lagos per cent of the country's Gross recognition accorded to ExxonMobil our companies." States, where they have Domestic Product, GDP. companies in Nigeria", says Nolan ExxonMobil subsidiaries have operational bases. The Top 100 Business Series,

2 News News 3 ExxonMobil Subsidiaries Rank 1st in Top 100 Companies ExxonMobil subsidiary companies in Nigeria emerge Nigeria's top private sector contributor

Immediate past President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria announced ExxonMobil companies in Nigeria as the leading private sector organization in Nigeria for year 2014. President Jonathan recognized the company at the Top 100 Businesses Award, in December 2014 at the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa in Abuja. ExxonMobil companies in Nigeria ranked number 1 out of the unveiled 100 top contributing companies at the award ceremony. The award took into account the companies' turnover, the amount of taxes paid and employment generated by the companies, as well as their corporate citizenship contributions. The information was Enyi Onokala, Executive Director/GM, Business Development (left), and other award recipients with verified with the Corporate Affairs former President Goodluck Jonathan at the Presidential Villa, Abuja Commission of Nigeria, Federal Inland Revenue Service, Nigerian organized by the Federal Ministry of O'Neal, Chairman/Managing Director successfully operated in Stock Exchange -and Financial Trade & Industry, will serve as an of ExxonMobil upstream companies Nigeria's upstream sector for Reporting Council of Nigeria. annual ranking and recognition and Lead Country Manager for more than 40 years and in the President Jonathan described programme for private sector ExxonMobil subsidiaries in Nigeria. downstream sector for over 100 the top 100 companies as "shining contributions to Nigeria's economic "It is testament to the hard work years. The companies maintain stars", adding that their significant development. The series - the first in and dedication of our workforce, and active social investment contributions have created Nigeria - was established to acknowledges the contributions of programmes and make employment opportunities for recognize and celebrate companies our partner, the Nigeria National substantial contributions in the millions of Nigerians. Minister of leading the way in corporate Nigeria Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), host areas of health, education, Trade and Investment, Olusegun and positively shaping the nation's States that provide peaceful sports, water supply, and Aganga, noted that the companies future through their contributions. business environments for our infrastructure, especially in honoured currently contribute 20 "We are appreciative of this operations, and vendors that support Akwa Ibom, Rivers and Lagos per cent of the country's Gross recognition accorded to ExxonMobil our companies." States, where they have Domestic Product, GDP. companies in Nigeria", says Nolan ExxonMobil subsidiaries have operational bases. The Top 100 Business Series,

2 News News 3 Three Joint Venture Facilities Presented With Kunfoo Award

Cross Section of partners - ExxonMobil Foundation, Grassroot Soccer, Malaria No More, Accodia Foundation, Africare, Solar Sisters, National Malaria Elimination Program (NMEP), USAID, WHO and GBC Health, at the event Exxonmobil Foundation Partners Forum Holds In Lagos

The ExxonMobil Foundation and its ExxonMobil's technical and Opportunity Initiative (WEOI) and partners in Nigeria recently held a regulatory partners; this also the Math and Science Initiative collaborative forum in Lagos - to creates a platform for projecting (which is still in the planning streamline planned activities and company image and visibility for stage). The forum has recorded (Top) John Arkley, General Manager JVO (middle), with personnel of Edop PP. (Right) Presents the programs for the year. contributions made to its tremendous success in facilitating KUNFOO award The EM Foundation partners' communities. the execution of these initiatives, meeting helps ExxonMobil foster EM Foundation has worked with increased partner Synergy and collaboration amongst with several International NGOs involvement and collaboration Edop PP recently became the third its partners to optimize funding and and related agencies focusing on across programs such as the facility in the Joint Venture achieve impact in its programs. three Signature Programs - The Yeedi Holiday skills program, and operations to win the Key Upstream During the forum, best practices ExxonMobil Malaria Initiative other activities centered around Nigeria Fundamentals of and standards are shared by (EMMI), Women Economic world malaria day. Operations (KUNFOO) Brown Belt About KUNFOO: awards, based on their exemplary performance in the last quarter of The KUNFOO initiative was instituted to help drive safety culture, 2014. Yoho FSO and Inim PP were leadership and ownership within the operations team. It was instituted the first set of JV facilities to win the with the objective of changing the following: award in 2014. The Brown belt  High risk tolerance, which could result in fatalities award is the first in the hierarchy of  Non adherence to procedures three awards (Brown belt, Red belt  Reverse the tide of lost earnings from unsafe practices & KUNFOO Master), based on  Eliminate "my supervisor asked me to do it" mind set outstanding performance in safety, Through the program, the operations teams are looking to reach the operations integrity and equipment desired end state of operations being carried out with sound reliability consistent with sound fundamental principles, which in turn deliver sound results. Achieve fundamentals of operations. On "safe & boring" operations - less upsets, less stress hand to present the award to these  Improvement in knowledge, skills and attitude facilities was the General Manager  Be as competitive or better than counterparts across the world JVO, John Arkley. An Aerobic session organised by one of the partners -Malaria No More Dr. Isang Iwot, Occupational Health Manager, MPN, delivering his paper at the event

4 News News 5 Three Joint Venture Facilities Presented With Kunfoo Award

Cross Section of partners - ExxonMobil Foundation, Grassroot Soccer, Malaria No More, Accodia Foundation, Africare, Solar Sisters, National Malaria Elimination Program (NMEP), USAID, WHO and GBC Health, at the event Exxonmobil Foundation Partners Forum Holds In Lagos

The ExxonMobil Foundation and its ExxonMobil's technical and Opportunity Initiative (WEOI) and partners in Nigeria recently held a regulatory partners; this also the Math and Science Initiative collaborative forum in Lagos - to creates a platform for projecting (which is still in the planning streamline planned activities and company image and visibility for stage). The forum has recorded (Top) John Arkley, General Manager JVO (middle), with personnel of Edop PP. (Right) Presents the programs for the year. contributions made to its tremendous success in facilitating KUNFOO award The EM Foundation partners' communities. the execution of these initiatives, meeting helps ExxonMobil foster EM Foundation has worked with increased partner Synergy and collaboration amongst with several International NGOs involvement and collaboration Edop PP recently became the third its partners to optimize funding and and related agencies focusing on across programs such as the facility in the Joint Venture achieve impact in its programs. three Signature Programs - The Yeedi Holiday skills program, and operations to win the Key Upstream During the forum, best practices ExxonMobil Malaria Initiative other activities centered around Nigeria Fundamentals of and standards are shared by (EMMI), Women Economic world malaria day. Operations (KUNFOO) Brown Belt About KUNFOO: awards, based on their exemplary performance in the last quarter of The KUNFOO initiative was instituted to help drive safety culture, 2014. Yoho FSO and Inim PP were leadership and ownership within the operations team. It was instituted the first set of JV facilities to win the with the objective of changing the following: award in 2014. The Brown belt  High risk tolerance, which could result in fatalities award is the first in the hierarchy of  Non adherence to procedures three awards (Brown belt, Red belt  Reverse the tide of lost earnings from unsafe practices & KUNFOO Master), based on  Eliminate "my supervisor asked me to do it" mind set outstanding performance in safety, Through the program, the operations teams are looking to reach the operations integrity and equipment desired end state of operations being carried out with sound reliability consistent with sound fundamental principles, which in turn deliver sound results. Achieve fundamentals of operations. On "safe & boring" operations - less upsets, less stress hand to present the award to these  Improvement in knowledge, skills and attitude facilities was the General Manager  Be as competitive or better than counterparts across the world JVO, John Arkley. An Aerobic session organised by one of the partners -Malaria No More Dr. Isang Iwot, Occupational Health Manager, MPN, delivering his paper at the event

4 News News 5 SAFETY, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT

Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) 27th Anniversary Celebration

Representatives of Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas, Shell Petroleum Development Company, Road Sector Development Team and ExxonMobil The Federal Road Safety Corps with FRSC Boss, Boboye Oyeyemi and former (FRSC) held its 27th Anniversary Minister of state, Works, Prince Adedayo Clement Adeyeye during the FRSC 27th Anniversary celebration on Wednesday, celebration held in Abuja on early this year February 18, 2015 at the FRSC National Headquarters in Abuja. The ceremony was attended by both past and present high-ranking officials of the Commission; admonition and encouragement representative of the Secretary to made by Guests of Honour such as the Government of the Federation the Chairman, FRSC Board, Felix (SGF Senior Special Adviser on Chukwu, commended the agency's Research and Documentation, achievement as the World Bank's Ferdinand Agu; Minister of Aviation example for the lead road safety and immediate past Corps Marshal, management agency in the world; Osita Chidoka and the Minister of Ex-Corps Marshal and Pro- State, Works; and representatives Chancellor of from other government ministries, University, Halidu A. Hananiya departments, agencies and applauded President Goodluck parastatals. and the media bosses; Jonathan for appointing, for the first External and Internal Award time, a Corps Marshal from within recipients; Media agents; and FRSC the commission since its inception. Officers and Marshals. He also advised the management of The event began with a the FRSC to deploy more field welcome address by the Corps officers; immediate past Minister of Marshal and Chief Executive of Aviation and also a former FRSC FRSC, Boboye Oyeyemi who briefly Corps Marshal Osita Chidoka, gave an insight into the history of congratulated the Commission for the commission's establishment the event, expressed appreciation exactly 27 years ago. He also for the awards bestowed on high disclosed some of the challenges it performers, and tasked the agency had faced including several to perform better "particularly in the attempts of disbandment, and urban areas" while continuously further credited its survival to its educating the public on road safety; noteworthy performance that led it various categories to (i) officers and corps" through monetary donations Company, Nigeria Liquefied Natural the agency in cash or kind; the representative of the Secretary to to become the global community's marshals of the commission whose and sponsorships. EM, represented Gas and Road Sector Development fourth and last set of awards were the Government of the Federation, reference point "as a strategy for performance in 2014 had been both by Abdullahi Jibrin Ahmed, Advisor, Team of the Federal Ministry of to FRSC Departments and Zones Senior Special Adviser on Research tackling the menace of road traffic exemplary and commendable. (ii) Public and Government Affairs, Works; (iii) the third group of awards who had performed excellently. and Documentation, Ferdinand Agu, crashes globally". the second award category was received this award. Fellow were given to foreign and local The award ceremony was praised the organization for Marking the highlight of the day presented to organizations who had recipients in this category were Media houses, News agencies and followed by various remarks of maintaining a positive spirit from its were a series of awards given in shown "outstanding support to the Shell Petroleum Development Individuals who had contributed to congratulations, commendation, inception to date.

6 News News 7 SAFETY, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT

Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) 27th Anniversary Celebration

Representatives of Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas, Shell Petroleum Development Company, Road Sector Development Team and ExxonMobil The Federal Road Safety Corps with FRSC Boss, Boboye Oyeyemi and former (FRSC) held its 27th Anniversary Minister of state, Works, Prince Adedayo Clement Adeyeye during the FRSC 27th Anniversary celebration on Wednesday, celebration held in Abuja on early this year February 18, 2015 at the FRSC National Headquarters in Abuja. The ceremony was attended by both past and present high-ranking officials of the Commission; admonition and encouragement representative of the Secretary to made by Guests of Honour such as the Government of the Federation the Chairman, FRSC Board, Felix (SGF Senior Special Adviser on Chukwu, commended the agency's Research and Documentation, achievement as the World Bank's Ferdinand Agu; Minister of Aviation example for the lead road safety and immediate past Corps Marshal, management agency in the world; Osita Chidoka and the Minister of Ex-Corps Marshal and Pro- State, Works; and representatives Chancellor of Adamawa State from other government ministries, University, Halidu A. Hananiya departments, agencies and applauded President Goodluck parastatals. and the media bosses; Jonathan for appointing, for the first External and Internal Award time, a Corps Marshal from within recipients; Media agents; and FRSC the commission since its inception. Officers and Marshals. He also advised the management of The event began with a the FRSC to deploy more field welcome address by the Corps officers; immediate past Minister of Marshal and Chief Executive of Aviation and also a former FRSC FRSC, Boboye Oyeyemi who briefly Corps Marshal Osita Chidoka, gave an insight into the history of congratulated the Commission for the commission's establishment the event, expressed appreciation exactly 27 years ago. He also for the awards bestowed on high disclosed some of the challenges it performers, and tasked the agency had faced including several to perform better "particularly in the attempts of disbandment, and urban areas" while continuously further credited its survival to its educating the public on road safety; noteworthy performance that led it various categories to (i) officers and corps" through monetary donations Company, Nigeria Liquefied Natural the agency in cash or kind; the representative of the Secretary to to become the global community's marshals of the commission whose and sponsorships. EM, represented Gas and Road Sector Development fourth and last set of awards were the Government of the Federation, reference point "as a strategy for performance in 2014 had been both by Abdullahi Jibrin Ahmed, Advisor, Team of the Federal Ministry of to FRSC Departments and Zones Senior Special Adviser on Research tackling the menace of road traffic exemplary and commendable. (ii) Public and Government Affairs, Works; (iii) the third group of awards who had performed excellently. and Documentation, Ferdinand Agu, crashes globally". the second award category was received this award. Fellow were given to foreign and local The award ceremony was praised the organization for Marking the highlight of the day presented to organizations who had recipients in this category were Media houses, News agencies and followed by various remarks of maintaining a positive spirit from its were a series of awards given in shown "outstanding support to the Shell Petroleum Development Individuals who had contributed to congratulations, commendation, inception to date.

6 News News 7 ExxonMobil Hosts Malaria Media Parley

ExxonMobil, in partnership with presentation asserted that Malaria No More sponsored a ExxonMobil has a long-term media parley entitled 'Media Chat commitment to malaria programmes on the Status of Long-Lasting and is taking action to invest in the Insecticidal Nets (LLINs) future of combating malaria. Intervention in Nigeria'. The event Acknowledging the commitment of held at Crystal Palace Hotel, Abuja our partner, Malaria No More, she on Wednesday, March 18, 2015. noted that we have distributed LLINs Some of the organisations to the six geopolitical zones in represented at the forum were Nigeria along with anti-malaria Malaria No More, Roll Back treatment, etc. Malaria, National Malaria Dayo Oluwole, the Director of Elimination Programme (NMEP), the Night Watch Campaign/Malaria Society For Family Health, AIT, No More in her speech stated that NAN, Capital FM, Vanguard Nigeria accounts for twenty-five Newspaper, and NTA. The percent of the global burden of ExxonMobil team was led by malaria. Oluwole mentioned that Medical Advisor, Dr Affiong Ben- Malaria No More had carried out an Edet, with Constance Nwokejiobi attitude and behavior survey; she and Eme Ikpeme. shared the organization's findings on In opening remarks, the (L-R) Constance Nwokejiobi, EM Foundation Coordinator, Nigeria; Dr. Claude Emile Rwagacondo, Roll Back Malaria (RBM), West ; Dr. Ben Edet Affiong, LLINs use in Nigeria which reflected Medical Advisor, ExxonMobil; Dr. Nnenna Ezeigwe, National Coordinator, National Malaria Elimination Program (NMEP), Ministry of Health; Idara Uko, National Coordinator of NMEP, Dr a positive result of LLINs being used AD/ACSM, National Malaria Elimination Program (NMEP), Ministry of Health and Representative of Society for Family Health Nnenna Ezeigwe stated that LLINs in most communities within the are a veritable means of preventing country. Self-medication on the other Dr Claude, the Coordinator of malaria. Nigeria in line with WHO's hand, has been found to be a process of installing LLINs in the organization is doing all it can to to talk about their personal Roll Back Malaria, West and Central universal goals for malaria control common practice and problem early part of the net replacement ensure that LLINs are readily experiences with malaria. Africa asserted that many LLINs in has adopted both push (mass amongst Nigerians. She stressed campaign. He stressed that NMEP available to all. In closing remarks, the the market are not truly 'long- campaign) and pull (by demand) that ACT's are the best form of faces the challenge of partners not This was followed by a panel National Coordinator of NMEP lasting'. He also affirmed that strategies of campaigning against treatment for malaria and more effort providing reports of their discussion - The panel was made reiterated that NMEP expects that resistance is another challenge we malaria. She noted that some of the should be made towards providing achievements in campaign efforts; up representatives from NMEP, with the intervention of the media, face in the spread of malaria. He key partners in this initiative are access to medical treatment. this affects the accuracy of their ExxonMobil, Roll Back Malaria and there would be an increase in the USAID, World Bank, UNICEF, etc. Dr Akilah, the Head of the records. Dr Akilah also suggested stressed the need for sustained Society for Family Health. The use of LLINs. She also stressed She thanked ExxonMobil for Integrated Vector Management that as a country we should adopt behavior change; the media has to interactive session yielded the need for the private sector to sponsoring the event in partnership (IVM) branch of NMEP, mentioned IRS (Indoor Residual Spraying). be engaged properly. The suggestions such as increased key into the framework of with Malaria No More. that to achieve WHO's Although he acknowledged funding representative from Society for partnership with the media so as to government in malaria control Dr Affiong Ben-Edet in her recommendation, NMEP began the is a challenge. Family Health added that his provide platforms to enable people initiatives.

8 News News 9 ExxonMobil Hosts Malaria Media Parley

ExxonMobil, in partnership with presentation asserted that Malaria No More sponsored a ExxonMobil has a long-term media parley entitled 'Media Chat commitment to malaria programmes on the Status of Long-Lasting and is taking action to invest in the Insecticidal Nets (LLINs) future of combating malaria. Intervention in Nigeria'. The event Acknowledging the commitment of held at Crystal Palace Hotel, Abuja our partner, Malaria No More, she on Wednesday, March 18, 2015. noted that we have distributed LLINs Some of the organisations to the six geopolitical zones in represented at the forum were Nigeria along with anti-malaria Malaria No More, Roll Back treatment, etc. Malaria, National Malaria Dayo Oluwole, the Director of Elimination Programme (NMEP), the Night Watch Campaign/Malaria Society For Family Health, AIT, No More in her speech stated that NAN, Capital FM, Vanguard Nigeria accounts for twenty-five Newspaper, and NTA. The percent of the global burden of ExxonMobil team was led by malaria. Oluwole mentioned that Medical Advisor, Dr Affiong Ben- Malaria No More had carried out an Edet, with Constance Nwokejiobi attitude and behavior survey; she and Eme Ikpeme. shared the organization's findings on In opening remarks, the (L-R) Constance Nwokejiobi, EM Foundation Coordinator, Nigeria; Dr. Claude Emile Rwagacondo, Roll Back Malaria (RBM), West Africa; Dr. Ben Edet Affiong, LLINs use in Nigeria which reflected Medical Advisor, ExxonMobil; Dr. Nnenna Ezeigwe, National Coordinator, National Malaria Elimination Program (NMEP), Ministry of Health; Idara Uko, National Coordinator of NMEP, Dr a positive result of LLINs being used AD/ACSM, National Malaria Elimination Program (NMEP), Ministry of Health and Representative of Society for Family Health Nnenna Ezeigwe stated that LLINs in most communities within the are a veritable means of preventing country. Self-medication on the other Dr Claude, the Coordinator of malaria. Nigeria in line with WHO's hand, has been found to be a process of installing LLINs in the organization is doing all it can to to talk about their personal Roll Back Malaria, West and Central universal goals for malaria control common practice and problem early part of the net replacement ensure that LLINs are readily experiences with malaria. Africa asserted that many LLINs in has adopted both push (mass amongst Nigerians. She stressed campaign. He stressed that NMEP available to all. In closing remarks, the the market are not truly 'long- campaign) and pull (by demand) that ACT's are the best form of faces the challenge of partners not This was followed by a panel National Coordinator of NMEP lasting'. He also affirmed that strategies of campaigning against treatment for malaria and more effort providing reports of their discussion - The panel was made reiterated that NMEP expects that resistance is another challenge we malaria. She noted that some of the should be made towards providing achievements in campaign efforts; up representatives from NMEP, with the intervention of the media, face in the spread of malaria. He key partners in this initiative are access to medical treatment. this affects the accuracy of their ExxonMobil, Roll Back Malaria and there would be an increase in the USAID, World Bank, UNICEF, etc. Dr Akilah, the Head of the records. Dr Akilah also suggested stressed the need for sustained Society for Family Health. The use of LLINs. She also stressed She thanked ExxonMobil for Integrated Vector Management that as a country we should adopt behavior change; the media has to interactive session yielded the need for the private sector to sponsoring the event in partnership (IVM) branch of NMEP, mentioned IRS (Indoor Residual Spraying). be engaged properly. The suggestions such as increased key into the framework of with Malaria No More. that to achieve WHO's Although he acknowledged funding representative from Society for partnership with the media so as to government in malaria control Dr Affiong Ben-Edet in her recommendation, NMEP began the is a challenge. Family Health added that his provide platforms to enable people initiatives.

8 News News 9 INDUSTRY AND GOVERNMENT RELATIONS

Nolan O'Neal, Lead Country Manager, ExxonMobil Upstream affiliates in Nigeria, shakes hands with Ernest Nwapa, Executive Secretary, Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) at the Nigeria Oil and Gas conference opening ceremony

Nolan O'Neal with the ExxonMobil NOG conference representatives (above), and together with the Nigerian Oil and Gas conference panel members (below)

Leaders' Panel, which focused on ExxonMobil affiliate representatives. The 2015 Nigeria Oil and Gas effective solutions driving Industry The booth displayed highlights of conference, themed "The Journey Change; Costs, Lead Times, ExxonMobil's contributions to The towards Transformation" - took Projects & plans. During the panel Nigeria, in terms of financial and place in Abuja, drawing session, Nolan highlighted human capital development, and stakeholders from across the ExxonMobil affiliates' company- was manned by employees from JourneyTowards Nigerian Oil and Gas industry, wide commitment to reducing costs, several job functions, allowing for including ExxonMobil Nigeria increasing efficiency, and engagement with students, current affiliates. The biggest annual Oil and developing staff capacity in project and potential service vendors, Transformation Gas conference in the country management. Sola Ogunsakin, media, public etc. ExxonMobil also brings together thousands of Nigerian Content Development GM hosted the drinks reception, which delegates annually to discuss attended the Nigeria Content panel allowed for further stakeholder emerging issues in the oil and gas sessions, which focused on job interactions after regular conference industry. creation, infrastructure hours. Andrew Ejayeriese, General ExxonMobil Management was development, and industrialization. Manager, Operations Technical present at the conference, with Lead The ExxonMobil exhibition Geoscience, set the tone for the Country Manager, Nolan O'Neal booth allowed conference evening, highlighting EM credentials speaking at the Nigeria Oil & Gas attendees to interact with to the Nigeria economy

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Nolan O'Neal, Lead Country Manager, ExxonMobil Upstream affiliates in Nigeria, shakes hands with Ernest Nwapa, Executive Secretary, Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) at the Nigeria Oil and Gas conference opening ceremony

Nolan O'Neal with the ExxonMobil NOG conference representatives (above), and together with the Nigerian Oil and Gas conference panel members (below)

Leaders' Panel, which focused on ExxonMobil affiliate representatives. The 2015 Nigeria Oil and Gas effective solutions driving Industry The booth displayed highlights of conference, themed "The Journey Change; Costs, Lead Times, ExxonMobil's contributions to The towards Transformation" - took Projects & plans. During the panel Nigeria, in terms of financial and place in Abuja, drawing session, Nolan highlighted human capital development, and stakeholders from across the ExxonMobil affiliates' company- was manned by employees from JourneyTowards Nigerian Oil and Gas industry, wide commitment to reducing costs, several job functions, allowing for including ExxonMobil Nigeria increasing efficiency, and engagement with students, current affiliates. The biggest annual Oil and developing staff capacity in project and potential service vendors, Transformation Gas conference in the country management. Sola Ogunsakin, media, public etc. ExxonMobil also brings together thousands of Nigerian Content Development GM hosted the drinks reception, which delegates annually to discuss attended the Nigeria Content panel allowed for further stakeholder emerging issues in the oil and gas sessions, which focused on job interactions after regular conference industry. creation, infrastructure hours. Andrew Ejayeriese, General ExxonMobil Management was development, and industrialization. Manager, Operations Technical present at the conference, with Lead The ExxonMobil exhibition Geoscience, set the tone for the Country Manager, Nolan O'Neal booth allowed conference evening, highlighting EM credentials speaking at the Nigeria Oil & Gas attendees to interact with to the Nigeria economy

10 News News 11 Udom Inoyo Speaks at the Olusegun Banwo Speaks at University of Uyo Convocation Lagos Business School Olusegun Banwo, Business Services Manager/Controller, Upstream Nigeria, addresses participants at the Lagos Business School Breakfast meeting, recently

Olusegun Banwo, Business Services Manager/Controller, Upstream Nigeria, recently addressed management personnel from major business organizations in Nigeria at a Lagos Business School breakfast meeting. Banwo's presentation focused on Joint Venture (JV) volumes, which had declined in the last ten years due to several challenges in the industry. He noted that the Federal Government would need to further support Joint Venture funding in order to unlock Nigeria's full production potential. Banwo also mentioned that ExxonMobil had adopted a model known as Alternative Funding, which had helped sustain its JV operations, and that other International oil companies could adapt to help Udom Inoyo at the University of Uyo convocation ceremony improve their own operations.

Olusegun Banwo and other ExxonMobil management interacting during the addressed several issues faced by the Breakfast meeting Nigerian educational system, advising students on how to face these challenges and thrive in Nigerian society. Udom Inoyo advised the students on the importance of taking a moral approach to life decisions, and making ethical choices despite facing challenges of declining infrastructure and educational standards in Nigerian educational institutions. He mentioned that education is the most important sector, deserving urgent Udom Inoyo, Executive Director, Human Resources addressed attention by policy makers. While urging graduating students at the 19th and 20th convocation ceremony the students not to be discouraged, he for the University of Uyo, in . In his keynote mentioned that the country would be speech entitled: Challenges and Opportunities for University unable to progress without significant Graduates in A Season of Economic and Moral Decay, Inoyo investments in the educational sector.

12 News News 13 Udom Inoyo Speaks at the Olusegun Banwo Speaks at University of Uyo Convocation Lagos Business School Olusegun Banwo, Business Services Manager/Controller, Upstream Nigeria, addresses participants at the Lagos Business School Breakfast meeting, recently

Olusegun Banwo, Business Services Manager/Controller, Upstream Nigeria, recently addressed management personnel from major business organizations in Nigeria at a Lagos Business School breakfast meeting. Banwo's presentation focused on Joint Venture (JV) volumes, which had declined in the last ten years due to several challenges in the industry. He noted that the Federal Government would need to further support Joint Venture funding in order to unlock Nigeria's full production potential. Banwo also mentioned that ExxonMobil had adopted a model known as Alternative Funding, which had helped sustain its JV operations, and that other International oil companies could adapt to help Udom Inoyo at the University of Uyo convocation ceremony improve their own operations.

Olusegun Banwo and other ExxonMobil management interacting during the addressed several issues faced by the Breakfast meeting Nigerian educational system, advising students on how to face these challenges and thrive in Nigerian society. Udom Inoyo advised the students on the importance of taking a moral approach to life decisions, and making ethical choices despite facing challenges of declining infrastructure and educational standards in Nigerian educational institutions. He mentioned that education is the most important sector, deserving urgent Udom Inoyo, Executive Director, Human Resources addressed attention by policy makers. While urging graduating students at the 19th and 20th convocation ceremony the students not to be discouraged, he for the University of Uyo, in Akwa Ibom state. In his keynote mentioned that the country would be speech entitled: Challenges and Opportunities for University unable to progress without significant Graduates in A Season of Economic and Moral Decay, Inoyo investments in the educational sector.

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In March 2015, Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited Esso Constructs commissioned and handed over Two Maternal Referral Centers (MRCs) in Kwara and Imo states. Maternity Referral Centers EEPNL, in partnership with the NGO, Development Africa constructed and equipped the MRCs, which will provide maternal for Two Communities Dr. Kenny A. Obateru, healthcare services to women in the Manager, Public Affairs communities in which they were Department, NAPIMS, making a speech during constructed, as well as to women in the opening ceremony neighboring communities. Each of the MRC facilities are From left to right: Joshua Kempeneer, From left to right: equipped with state of the art Country Director, Mrs. Toyin Saraki, Founder, WellBeing maternity care equipment, as well Development Africa; Foundation presenting an award to Alhaji Issa Kayode, Dr. Bello Aliyu, Good Medical Director, as a backup power supply system, Commissioner for Health, Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria ; HRH, The Limited (EEPNL), accompanied by provided through the installation of a Olosi of Osi Kingdom Omawunmi Gomwalk also of EEPNL solar power system. Each facility (Chairman Oba's Council, was also provided with a new Ekiti LGA); Dr. Bello Aliyu, ambulance vehicle for use in case GMD, Esso Exploration, Alhaji (Dr) Abdulfatah Ahmed, of emergencies. Executive Governor, Kwara "The MRC facilities will provide State, Mrs. Toyin Saraki, care and treatment for pregnant Founder, WellBeing Foundation women, babies and their mothers, and will support their communities and states by drastically decreasing infant mortality rates, reducing pregnancy-related deaths, improving health outcomes of premature and low-birth-weight babies, decreasing the number of disabilities and increasing lifetime productivity," said Dr Bello Aliyu, Alhaji (Dr.) Abdulfatah Ahmed, Executive Governor, Group Medical Director, speaking at Kwara State, test-driving the the commissioning ceremony in newly donated ambulance Kwara state. to the MRC "The MRCs will also provide maternal education and training so that newly established, up-to-date healthcare practices can be adopted throughout the community, providing a foundation of good health for each mother and child. It will also deter unqualified maternity care Joshua Kempeneer, Country practitioners whose practices still Director, DA, introducing the facility to Alhaji (Dr) put the lives of expectant mothers Abdulfatah Ahmed, Executive and newly born babies at risk," he Governor, Kwara State and other invited guests during added. the site walk tour

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In March 2015, Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited Esso Constructs commissioned and handed over Two Maternal Referral Centers (MRCs) in Kwara and Imo states. Maternity Referral Centers EEPNL, in partnership with the NGO, Development Africa constructed and equipped the MRCs, which will provide maternal for Two Communities Dr. Kenny A. Obateru, healthcare services to women in the Manager, Public Affairs communities in which they were Department, NAPIMS, making a speech during constructed, as well as to women in the opening ceremony neighboring communities. Each of the MRC facilities are From left to right: Joshua Kempeneer, From left to right: equipped with state of the art Country Director, Mrs. Toyin Saraki, Founder, WellBeing maternity care equipment, as well Development Africa; Foundation presenting an award to Alhaji Issa Kayode, Dr. Bello Aliyu, Good Medical Director, as a backup power supply system, Commissioner for Health, Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Kwara State; HRH, The Limited (EEPNL), accompanied by provided through the installation of a Olosi of Osi Kingdom Omawunmi Gomwalk also of EEPNL solar power system. Each facility (Chairman Oba's Council, was also provided with a new Ekiti LGA); Dr. Bello Aliyu, ambulance vehicle for use in case GMD, Esso Exploration, Alhaji (Dr) Abdulfatah Ahmed, of emergencies. Executive Governor, Kwara "The MRC facilities will provide State, Mrs. Toyin Saraki, care and treatment for pregnant Founder, WellBeing Foundation women, babies and their mothers, and will support their communities and states by drastically decreasing infant mortality rates, reducing pregnancy-related deaths, improving health outcomes of premature and low-birth-weight babies, decreasing the number of disabilities and increasing lifetime productivity," said Dr Bello Aliyu, Alhaji (Dr.) Abdulfatah Ahmed, Executive Governor, Group Medical Director, speaking at Kwara State, test-driving the the commissioning ceremony in newly donated ambulance Kwara state. to the MRC "The MRCs will also provide maternal education and training so that newly established, up-to-date healthcare practices can be adopted throughout the community, providing a foundation of good health for each mother and child. It will also deter unqualified maternity care Joshua Kempeneer, Country practitioners whose practices still Director, DA, introducing the facility to Alhaji (Dr) put the lives of expectant mothers Abdulfatah Ahmed, Executive and newly born babies at risk," he Governor, Kwara State and other invited guests during added. the site walk tour

News 15 From left to right: Hon. Chike Okafor, Member Federal House of Reps; Mrs. Iyabo Akinbami-Ojo of NAPIMS; H.E. Owelle Rochas Anayo Okorocha, Executive From left to right - back row: Barr. Eric Nwokorie, Chairman, Obowo LGA, ; Innocent Shaba of ExxonMobil; Eng. Philip Chukwu; Cletus Egbuzie, Governor, Imo State; Cletus Egbuzie, General Manager, OTSS, ExxonMobil; Eng. Philip Chukwu GM OTSS, ExxonMobil; Mrs. Iyabo Akinbami-Ojo of NAPIMS; Mrs. Omawunmi Gomwalk of ExxonMobil; Akaninyene Esiere of ExxonMobil; Mena Ogor of NAPIMS; Hon. Victor Onyebuchi, Supervisor for Health, Obowo LGA; Rev. Sister Prisca, Matron, Our Lady of Mercy Hospital, Obowo LGA; Arturo Tendero, National Project Coordinator, DA; Joshua Kempeneer, Country Director, DA and Engr. Tochukwu Chigbo of NAPIMS

Each MRC was constructed "I have no doubt that the constructing the facility, and said The FRMAP involves the and equipped at over N160M each, community will take ownership of the that the community would do its best mobilization and participation of bringing the total for the three Centre and treat it as the precious to maintain the facility and utilize it over fifty (50) volunteer doctors and facilities up to almost half a billion jewel that it should be. This has to the betterment of the immediate medical personnel to provide Naira. "But this amount is already been demonstrated during and surrounding communities. surgical intervention and medical insignificant compared to the lives the period of construction and , Governor of services to 2,500 - 3,500 patients in the MRCs will save," said Cletus equipping, as we received maximum Imo state, was present at the each MRC location. Under the Egbuzie, General Manager, support from the community and commissioning ceremony for the program, community members will Operations Technical Subsurface. nearby villages. I, therefore, would MRC facility in Obowo, and lauded receive free access to medication, "Our people deserve no less." like to thank the traditional rulers, EEPNL's contribution to maternal general health counseling, Egbuzie mentioned that with our women and youths for the health in the state. nutritional education, dental the official handover ceremony, the support received thus far." In addition to the commissioning procedures, surgical operations, MRC facilities now belonged to the The Kwara state Governor, of these facilities, EEPNL ran a 5- ophthalmic Procedures (including state and to the community Abdulfatah Ahmed, who was present day Free Rural Medical Aid Project eye surgeries), optometric members, who would be tasked at the commissioning ceremony in (FRMAP) in each of the three states consultation, free eye glasses, and with the maintenance of the Eruku, thanked EEPNL for where the MRCs were constructed. training for medical personnel. Joshua Kempeneer and Andrew Yoder conducting dignitaries and facilities. invited guests around the newly built facility

16 News News 17 From left to right: Hon. Chike Okafor, Member Federal House of Reps; Mrs. Iyabo Akinbami-Ojo of NAPIMS; H.E. Owelle Rochas Anayo Okorocha, Executive From left to right - back row: Barr. Eric Nwokorie, Chairman, Obowo LGA, Imo State; Innocent Shaba of ExxonMobil; Eng. Philip Chukwu; Cletus Egbuzie, Governor, Imo State; Cletus Egbuzie, General Manager, OTSS, ExxonMobil; Eng. Philip Chukwu GM OTSS, ExxonMobil; Mrs. Iyabo Akinbami-Ojo of NAPIMS; Mrs. Omawunmi Gomwalk of ExxonMobil; Akaninyene Esiere of ExxonMobil; Mena Ogor of NAPIMS; Hon. Victor Onyebuchi, Supervisor for Health, Obowo LGA; Rev. Sister Prisca, Matron, Our Lady of Mercy Hospital, Obowo LGA; Arturo Tendero, National Project Coordinator, DA; Joshua Kempeneer, Country Director, DA and Engr. Tochukwu Chigbo of NAPIMS

Each MRC was constructed "I have no doubt that the constructing the facility, and said The FRMAP involves the and equipped at over N160M each, community will take ownership of the that the community would do its best mobilization and participation of bringing the total for the three Centre and treat it as the precious to maintain the facility and utilize it over fifty (50) volunteer doctors and facilities up to almost half a billion jewel that it should be. This has to the betterment of the immediate medical personnel to provide Naira. "But this amount is already been demonstrated during and surrounding communities. surgical intervention and medical insignificant compared to the lives the period of construction and Rochas Okorocha, Governor of services to 2,500 - 3,500 patients in the MRCs will save," said Cletus equipping, as we received maximum Imo state, was present at the each MRC location. Under the Egbuzie, General Manager, support from the community and commissioning ceremony for the program, community members will Operations Technical Subsurface. nearby villages. I, therefore, would MRC facility in Obowo, and lauded receive free access to medication, "Our people deserve no less." like to thank the traditional rulers, EEPNL's contribution to maternal general health counseling, Egbuzie mentioned that with our women and youths for the health in the state. nutritional education, dental the official handover ceremony, the support received thus far." In addition to the commissioning procedures, surgical operations, MRC facilities now belonged to the The Kwara state Governor, of these facilities, EEPNL ran a 5- ophthalmic Procedures (including state and to the community Abdulfatah Ahmed, who was present day Free Rural Medical Aid Project eye surgeries), optometric members, who would be tasked at the commissioning ceremony in (FRMAP) in each of the three states consultation, free eye glasses, and with the maintenance of the Eruku, thanked EEPNL for where the MRCs were constructed. training for medical personnel. Joshua Kempeneer and Andrew Yoder conducting dignitaries and facilities. invited guests around the newly built facility

16 News News 17 The grand finale and closing Traditional Council, Bonny Titled students on the Island pursue their ceremony of 2014/2015 Quiz Citizens, Local and National Media dreams. competition among Secondary and the general public. Speaking at Paul thanked NNPC for their Schools on Bonny Island took place the closing ceremony, the chairman of consistent support, saying that the at the Assembly Hall of the the occasion, Chief R.F.P. Captain Joint Venture has continued to Government Girls Secondary School, Hart thanked the NNPC/MPN Joint partner with the Bonny Kingdom Bonny on Thursday, February 5, Venture for introducing and sustaining Development Committee in providing 2015. the competition. He said the infrastructure for education in the Spring Foundation College, competition will continue to Highland, including several Bonny clinched the golden trophy and encourage the culture of reading classroom blocks, Assembly hall at a fifty thousand naira cash prize. amongst the students and help Community Secondary School, Kings & Queens High School, improve the overall standard of Burukiri and the Bonny Library Abalamabie, Bonny came second education on the Island. Complex. with a silver trophy and a thirty Paul Arinze, General Manager, Hon. Adonye Wilcox, Chairman, thousand naira cash prize. Lucille Public and Government Affairs Bonny Local Government Caretaker Education Center, Eagle Forest, corroborated the position of the Committee commended Mobil for the Bonny Island came third and went Chairman when he stated that the initiative. Hon. Wilcox thanked home with a bronze trophy and a Competition as conceived is aimed at ExxonMobil for the Aviation Training twenty thousand naira cash prize. enhancing the students reading and Program, currently two of our sons In all eight schools participated in learning culture as well as widening are being trained as pilots in one of the 10 day event and all went home their horizons in general knowledge the best Aviation Institutions in the Chris Jumbo of P&GA with text books to enrich their various and it is the JV’s expectation that this world in Florida, United States of Bonny presenting a laptop libraries. Harriet Ezekiel-Hart (Spring program will help grow the America. to one of the best performing student, Rebecca Banigo, Foundation), Rebecca Banigo (Kings quality/standard of education on the The Dean of the St. Stephen of King & Queen High school, Bonny & Queens) and Destiny Ben-Stowe Island. (Anglican) Cathedral, Bonny, Very won the individual best students and Paul who was represented by the Reverend Richard Hart, commended were rewarded with one laptop Superintendent of the Bonny River the NNPC/MPN Joint Venture for NNPC/MPN computers each. Terminal (BRT), Eng. Idy Eboese conceiving and sustaining the The event was graced by expressed gratitude to the people of program and promised to identify Sponsors Quiz Competition dignitaries from Ministry Bonny for the support they provided in more with the program. He of Education, the Bonny Local making the program a success and distributed branded pens and key Amongst Secondary Schools on Bonny Island Government Council, Bonny looked forward to helping more young rings to all the participants. Chris Jumbo who represented the Manager, Field Public & Government Affairs (Operations) Adeyemi Fakayejo stated that the Quiz Competition will continue to provide a platform for interaction and promotion of healthy competition amongst students and help address a critical educational gap that was espoused during the Pan-Bonny Conference on Sustainable Development where education on the Island was said to be on the decline. He charged the students to remain focused in their studies and put the prizes won especially the laptop computer sets into proper academic use. Chris Jumbo, P&GA Bonny (1st left); ID Eboese, Superintendent, BRT (4th left); Rev. Richard Hart, Dean, Iditamuno Secondary School, Bonny, getting handshakes from the dignitaries A student of Lucille Education Centre, Bonny being congratulated Anglican Diocese, Bonny (3rd right); Mrs. Alice Allison, Chairperson, NUT, Bonny (2nd right) and Pastor by one of the officials at the event F. Hart, Zonal Director, Rivers State School Board (right), pose with students and Harriet Ezekiel-Hart, the best performing student of the competition (squatting 3rd right) News 19 The grand finale and closing Traditional Council, Bonny Titled students on the Island pursue their ceremony of 2014/2015 Quiz Citizens, Local and National Media dreams. competition among Secondary and the general public. Speaking at Paul thanked NNPC for their Schools on Bonny Island took place the closing ceremony, the chairman of consistent support, saying that the at the Assembly Hall of the the occasion, Chief R.F.P. Captain Joint Venture has continued to Government Girls Secondary School, Hart thanked the NNPC/MPN Joint partner with the Bonny Kingdom Bonny on Thursday, February 5, Venture for introducing and sustaining Development Committee in providing 2015. the competition. He said the infrastructure for education in the Spring Foundation College, competition will continue to Highland, including several Bonny clinched the golden trophy and encourage the culture of reading classroom blocks, Assembly hall at a fifty thousand naira cash prize. amongst the students and help Community Secondary School, Kings & Queens High School, improve the overall standard of Burukiri and the Bonny Library Abalamabie, Bonny came second education on the Island. Complex. with a silver trophy and a thirty Paul Arinze, General Manager, Hon. Adonye Wilcox, Chairman, thousand naira cash prize. Lucille Public and Government Affairs Bonny Local Government Caretaker Education Center, Eagle Forest, corroborated the position of the Committee commended Mobil for the Bonny Island came third and went Chairman when he stated that the initiative. Hon. Wilcox thanked home with a bronze trophy and a Competition as conceived is aimed at ExxonMobil for the Aviation Training twenty thousand naira cash prize. enhancing the students reading and Program, currently two of our sons In all eight schools participated in learning culture as well as widening are being trained as pilots in one of the 10 day event and all went home their horizons in general knowledge the best Aviation Institutions in the Chris Jumbo of P&GA with text books to enrich their various and it is the JV’s expectation that this world in Florida, United States of Bonny presenting a laptop libraries. Harriet Ezekiel-Hart (Spring program will help grow the America. to one of the best performing student, Rebecca Banigo, Foundation), Rebecca Banigo (Kings quality/standard of education on the The Dean of the St. Stephen of King & Queen High school, Bonny & Queens) and Destiny Ben-Stowe Island. (Anglican) Cathedral, Bonny, Very won the individual best students and Paul who was represented by the Reverend Richard Hart, commended were rewarded with one laptop Superintendent of the Bonny River the NNPC/MPN Joint Venture for NNPC/MPN computers each. Terminal (BRT), Eng. Idy Eboese conceiving and sustaining the The event was graced by expressed gratitude to the people of program and promised to identify Sponsors Quiz Competition dignitaries from Rivers State Ministry Bonny for the support they provided in more with the program. He of Education, the Bonny Local making the program a success and distributed branded pens and key Amongst Secondary Schools on Bonny Island Government Council, Bonny looked forward to helping more young rings to all the participants. Chris Jumbo who represented the Manager, Field Public & Government Affairs (Operations) Adeyemi Fakayejo stated that the Quiz Competition will continue to provide a platform for interaction and promotion of healthy competition amongst students and help address a critical educational gap that was espoused during the Pan-Bonny Conference on Sustainable Development where education on the Island was said to be on the decline. He charged the students to remain focused in their studies and put the prizes won especially the laptop computer sets into proper academic use. Chris Jumbo, P&GA Bonny (1st left); ID Eboese, Superintendent, BRT (4th left); Rev. Richard Hart, Dean, Iditamuno Secondary School, Bonny, getting handshakes from the dignitaries A student of Lucille Education Centre, Bonny being congratulated Anglican Diocese, Bonny (3rd right); Mrs. Alice Allison, Chairperson, NUT, Bonny (2nd right) and Pastor by one of the officials at the event F. Hart, Zonal Director, Rivers State School Board (right), pose with students and Harriet Ezekiel-Hart, the best performing student of the competition (squatting 3rd right) News 19 Skills Acquisition Training

For Women from the Oron Federal Oron Women Constituency, Akwa Ibom State, at the closing ceremony of a skills acquisition training workshop which held at the Civic Centre, Oron recently

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For Women from the Oron Federal Oron Women Constituency, Akwa Ibom State, at the closing ceremony of a skills acquisition training workshop which held at the Civic Centre, Oron recently

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ExxonMobil Staff Run for Breast Cancer Awareness

ExxonMobil staff joined the fight the Shoprite mall in Lekki, through against breast cancer as they Ozumba Mbadiwe Road and looping participated in the run for a cure; an Victoria Island before rounding up at annual event created to raise Shoprite. Once the course was awareness and financial support for completed by all participants, breast cancer in women. Presonnel musician Temi Dollface took to the and family of ExxonMobil affiliates in stage to entertain the crowd, bringing Lagos Nigeria came together to take to a close what had been a great day part in the run. for the breast cancer awareness The course for the run started at movement.

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ExxonMobil Staff Run for Breast Cancer Awareness

ExxonMobil staff joined the fight the Shoprite mall in Lekki, through against breast cancer as they Ozumba Mbadiwe Road and looping participated in the run for a cure; an Victoria Island before rounding up at annual event created to raise Shoprite. Once the course was awareness and financial support for completed by all participants, breast cancer in women. Presonnel musician Temi Dollface took to the and family of ExxonMobil affiliates in stage to entertain the crowd, bringing Lagos Nigeria came together to take to a close what had been a great day part in the run. for the breast cancer awareness The course for the run started at movement.

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Dr. George Unomah George Unomah Conferred with NAPE Fellowship Award

Dr. George Ifechukwude Unomah, a USA. He is currently a Senior Geosciences Senior Geoscience Advisor was recently Advisor and the Senior Technical Advisor conferred with the NAPE fellowship award. (Stratigraphy) for ExxonMobil Upstream S/N RECIPIENT ASM NAME Dr. Unomah joined Mobil Producing Nigeria Nigeria companies. in 1992 and has worked in Lagos and His experience spans across 1 Babatunde Pearse Development Planning Houston in Exploration, Development and geoscience skills, including sequence 2 Shane Momadi Project Management Production functions. sedimentology, seismic stratigraphy, core 3 John Olaniyan Project Management George is a graduate of Geology with description and integration, Reservoir 4 Torsten Gruening Loss Prevention B.Sc., M.Sc. and PhD all from University of quality, Integrated field studies, Petroleum 5 Maroof A Ismail Electrical in 1981, 1983 and 1989 geochemistry, 3D seismic interpretation, 6 Cletus S Okoro Facilities General respectively. His formal working career Opportunity identification and maturation. 7 Emmanuel A Paul Process began as a Geology Lecturer in the He is a 2013 FINALIST of ExxonMobil Peter 8 Elliot A Umole Process University of Ibadan (1986 to 1991). Vail Award for Technical Excellence in The cross section of commercial skills that meet the 9 Adeyemi Adebajo Subsurface Engineering award recipients and George joined Mobil Producing Nigeria Petroleum E/D/P (This is ExxonMobil current and evolving needs of 10 Olawale Ayeni Subsurface Engineering ExxonMobil Management in 1992 as a geologist with various highest award for geoscience excellence.). during at event ExxonMobil. The attainment of responsibilities and experiences in George recently developed an 11 James Sharp Regulatory these milestones distinguishes Exploration, Development and Production Integrated Stratigraphy Workshop, that employees, while developing functions both in Nigeria and Houston, teaches practical applications of ExxonMobil stratigraphy concepts in daily organizational capability that work of geoscientists in Exploration, leven ExxonMobil employees E technical and individual differentiates ExxonMobil from its development and production functions; and were recipients of the 2014 effectiveness skills that are needed competitors. he also developed the Stratigraphy Advanced Skills Milestones (ASM) to succeed. It also requires both The ASM program was designed Teaching Module for universities in Nigeria awards. depth and breadth across many skill to help structure development for ExxonMobil. As a key part of the Upstream areas. beyond the early career stage of an George is an active member of several professional associations including the Professional Development The Upstream Engineering and employee, and also ensures that Nigeria Association of Petroleum Program, the ASM recognizes the technical staff is developing the Commercial Job Family Councils Explorationists (NAPE), American achievement and application of designed the Advanced Skill skills and capabilities necessary to Association of Petroleum Geologist (AAPG) advanced skills. The ASM Milestones as defined targets for the meet current and future business and the Nigerian Mining and Geosciences roadmap identifies both key development of advanced technical/ requirements. Society (NMGS).

Dr. George Unomah receiving the Fellowship Award from Mrs. Adedoja Ojelabi, the immediate past President of NAPE 24 News News 25 20142014 ASMASM AWARDSAWARDS

Dr. George Unomah George Unomah Conferred with NAPE Fellowship Award

Dr. George Ifechukwude Unomah, a USA. He is currently a Senior Geosciences Senior Geoscience Advisor was recently Advisor and the Senior Technical Advisor conferred with the NAPE fellowship award. (Stratigraphy) for ExxonMobil Upstream S/N RECIPIENT ASM NAME Dr. Unomah joined Mobil Producing Nigeria Nigeria companies. in 1992 and has worked in Lagos and His experience spans across 1 Babatunde Pearse Development Planning Houston in Exploration, Development and geoscience skills, including sequence 2 Shane Momadi Project Management Production functions. sedimentology, seismic stratigraphy, core 3 John Olaniyan Project Management George is a graduate of Geology with description and integration, Reservoir 4 Torsten Gruening Loss Prevention B.Sc., M.Sc. and PhD all from University of quality, Integrated field studies, Petroleum 5 Maroof A Ismail Electrical Ibadan in 1981, 1983 and 1989 geochemistry, 3D seismic interpretation, 6 Cletus S Okoro Facilities General respectively. His formal working career Opportunity identification and maturation. 7 Emmanuel A Paul Process began as a Geology Lecturer in the He is a 2013 FINALIST of ExxonMobil Peter 8 Elliot A Umole Process University of Ibadan (1986 to 1991). Vail Award for Technical Excellence in The cross section of commercial skills that meet the 9 Adeyemi Adebajo Subsurface Engineering award recipients and George joined Mobil Producing Nigeria Petroleum E/D/P (This is ExxonMobil current and evolving needs of 10 Olawale Ayeni Subsurface Engineering ExxonMobil Management in 1992 as a geologist with various highest award for geoscience excellence.). during at event ExxonMobil. The attainment of responsibilities and experiences in George recently developed an 11 James Sharp Regulatory these milestones distinguishes Exploration, Development and Production Integrated Stratigraphy Workshop, that employees, while developing functions both in Nigeria and Houston, teaches practical applications of ExxonMobil stratigraphy concepts in daily organizational capability that work of geoscientists in Exploration, leven ExxonMobil employees E technical and individual differentiates ExxonMobil from its development and production functions; and were recipients of the 2014 effectiveness skills that are needed competitors. he also developed the Stratigraphy Advanced Skills Milestones (ASM) to succeed. It also requires both The ASM program was designed Teaching Module for universities in Nigeria awards. depth and breadth across many skill to help structure development for ExxonMobil. As a key part of the Upstream areas. beyond the early career stage of an George is an active member of several professional associations including the Professional Development The Upstream Engineering and employee, and also ensures that Nigeria Association of Petroleum Program, the ASM recognizes the technical staff is developing the Commercial Job Family Councils Explorationists (NAPE), American achievement and application of designed the Advanced Skill skills and capabilities necessary to Association of Petroleum Geologist (AAPG) advanced skills. The ASM Milestones as defined targets for the meet current and future business and the Nigerian Mining and Geosciences roadmap identifies both key development of advanced technical/ requirements. Society (NMGS).

Dr. George Unomah receiving the Fellowship Award from Mrs. Adedoja Ojelabi, the immediate past President of NAPE 24 News News 25