Chinenye Atanda, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), MEA Energy, cutting the ceremonial tape during the unveiling of the MEA Retail Station in Itokin, Lagos, flanked by members of MEA Energy Team and the Ikorodu community.
MEA Energy has launched its first retail filling station in Lagos, marking a major step in its ambition to build a technology-driven fuel retail network across Nigeria while creating 3,000 jobs over the next five years.
The company commissioned the new outlet, located along Itokin Road in Ikorodu, on Thursday, signalling its entry into Nigeria’s largest commercial market and reinforcing its long-term strategy to establish 250 retail stations nationwide.
Speaking at the commissioning, Chinenye Atanda, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), MEA Energy, described the Lagos outlet as a strategic milestone in the company’s nationwide expansion plans.
“Lagos is the commercial capital of Nigeria. It is a very dynamic market and the business hub of the nation.
“Establishing our
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