The Association of Energy Correspondents of Nigeria says it will use its 2026 Energy Conference to examine investment barriers confronting Nigeria’s oil, gas and power sectors, with policymakers, regulators and industry leaders expected to discuss measures to unlock more investments.
Chairman of the association, Ugo Amadi, and Chairman of the conference organising committee, Dr Adeola Yusuf, disclosed this in a joint statement announcing the conference scheduled for October 8, 2026, at Eko Hotels & Suites, Lagos.
The conference, themed ‘Access to Assets: Empowering Players and Driving Growth’, will focus on challenges limiting access to energy assets, investment opportunities and growth for indigenous operators.
Amadi said the theme reflected pressing national priorities and changes in the global energy landscape, stressing the need for a united industry response.
According to him, the conference would examine practical ways indigenous operators could expand their operations, attract investment and achieve sustainable growth.
Amadi noted that
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