…as NUPRC commends company’s social investment
Multisub Energy Limited, an indigenous oil and gas exploration and production company, in partnership with the Olure Host Communities’ Development Trust (OHCDT), has commissioned a school furnishing project in Eghoro Community and installed 70 streetlights in the Safa/Ogbin bloc of communities in Warri North LGA, Delta State.
Dr Igho Okotete, Chairman and Managing Director of Multisub, who was represented by the Mr Tega Okotete, Executive Director, Strategy and Planning, in his comment at the event commended the progress of the OHCDT since the inauguration of the Board of Trustees on July 5, 2024, and subsequently, the establishment of the Management and Advisory Committees.
The Abokunwa Primary School in Eghoro, according to Multisub, was equipped with 50 students’ desks, teachers’ tables and chairs, magic boards and a 120-meter walkway to improve access to quality education in the area.
Dr. Okotete in remark emphasized that commissioning these first set of projects is a testament to the OHCDT’s dedication and diligence in handling the affairs of the stakeholders.
He further noted that the quick-impact projects being commissioned address critical needs within the host communities.
Mr. Tega Okotete pointed out that Multisub Energy Limited has also installed seventy 70 solar-powered streetlights to light up Ikeyan and Safa/Ogbin bloc of communities at night.
Delivering the official remarks of Dr. Igho Okotete, Chairman/MD of Multisub Energy Limited, Mr Tega Okotete, stated:
“Multisub Energy Limited is an indigenous oil and gas exploration and production company, operating the Olure Field, PPL – 218. But beyond business operations, we are committed to making meaningful impact in the communities where we operate through job creation, capacity building and the funding for the implementation of the Olure Host Communities Development Trust (OHCDT).
“These projects are a product of collaboration, and I would like to commend the Multisub Team, the Olure HCDT Team and our host communities, for their dedication in ensuring the success of these initiatives.
“We deeply appreciate the Warri North Local Government and the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) for their unwavering partnership and support in facilitating our development efforts.
“Development is a collective effort, and I am proud of the work we have done so far. We will continue to partner with all our stakeholders to execute impactful projects and build a future where our communities thrive.”
The Regional Coordinator of the NUPRC, Chief Amb Ogunnubi Olusegun Benjamin, appreciated Multisub Energy Limited for the epoch-making event, signifying the company’s commitment to development and maintaining a harmonious relationship with its host communities.
Mrs Akpojisheri Felicia, NUPRC Manager HSE&C, in her remark, emphasized that the projects inaugurated are more than physical structures – they are a beacon of hope and symbol of progress.
She urged Multisub Energy Limited and its host communities to continue collaborating in order to foster a peaceful and secure environment, while also assuring the company of NUPRC’s support.
Hon. Festus Ashima, Chairman of Warri North LGA, who was the Special Guest of Honour, commended Multisub Energy Limited for their commitment to corporate social responsibility and sustainable development in Warri North LGA, describing the projects commissioned as proof of the company’s dedication to improving lives of the people.
Hon. Ashima lauded Multisub Energy Limited for partnering with Warri North Council in identifying and addressing the pressing needs of the people, noting that the collaboration demonstrates the power of collective effort, driving meaningful development and progress.
The Warri North Council Boss charged host communities and beneficiaries to take ownership of the projects and ensure their maintenance and utilisation.
He also assured Multisub Energy Limited of peaceful environment, encouraging them to attract more investment to the LGA as the area is safe for investors.
