Seplat Energy Plc, foremost Nigerian indigenous energy company, has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing education and developing Africa’s future workforce.
The company emphasised on the need for stronger collaboration between government, the private sector and development partners to build sustainable learning systems across the continent.
Rogers Brown, chief executive officer, who was represented by Chioma Afe, director, External Affairs Social Performance, restated the position of the company at the 2026 Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS), where it sponsored the plenary session, ‘Powering Africa’s Future: Private Sector Leadership in Education Transformation’.
The session brought together policymakers, business leaders, development partners, academics and education stakeholders to explore how strategic partnerships, digital innovation and investment in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) can prepare young Africans for the future of work.
Brown said that the company’s partnership with ASIS reflects its commitment to driving meaningful impact through collaboration.
“Our partnership with the Africa Social
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