With roots in the African continent, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain.
With roots in African continents, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
We are committed to being a responsible energy provider wherever energy is consumed, by protecting the integrity of the environments in which we operate and ensuring resources are utilized efficiently.
Our sustainable long-term success is based on the highest integrity of our people in business relationships over the years, providing best practice in the development of our conduct embedded in our core values, provision of a safe and secure working environment and treating every employee with fairness and respect.
The energy, enthusiasm and integrity of our people have opened avenues to new and existing businesses and forged a reputation for the highest standard in all that we do.
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
With roots in the African continent, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain.
With roots in African continents, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
We are committed to being a responsible energy provider wherever energy is consumed, by protecting the integrity of the environments in which we operate and ensuring resources are utilized efficiently.
Our sustainable long-term success is based on the highest integrity of our people in business relationships over the years, providing best practice in the development of our conduct embedded in our core values, provision of a safe and secure working environment and treating every employee with fairness and respect.
The energy, enthusiasm and integrity of our people have opened avenues to new and existing businesses and forged a reputation for the highest standard in all that we do.
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
“African governments and businesses need to join forces… Collaboration across-the-board will transmit a clear message that Africa is united in its drive towards a just energy transition that ensures access and affordability, leaving no one behind,”
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At Sahara Group, we are more than a business. We inspire a green efficient future for generations by making a difference (MAD) responsibly through every thought, plan, action, and reaction. The irrepressible spirit of Sahara, as well as our ‘bridge and catalyst’ mindset for creating the extraordinary from the mundane, and providing bespoke services for all markets, was the driving force behind the significant sustainability gains we achieved in 2021
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“…We are confident that working with the University of Lagos, a foremost institution of global repute, the school would deliver sustainable value for the benefit of Africa and the world at large.”
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“… If we can address what the real issues are, we are more likely to succeed in stemming the tide, and a key to addressing these challenges the SDGs seek to deal with, is economic empowerment. Economic empowerment thrives where the development goals of a country are being met…”
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Leading Energy and infrastructure conglomerate, Sahara Group, has urged developed countries to embark on intentional technological investment in sustainable projects in Africa and other developing economies to enhance global efforts towards achieving a low carbon world.
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Sahara Group continues to invest in infrastructure and technology that will enhance access to gas as an option of clean fuel across Africa. Our Liquefied Petroleum Gas vessels are transforming the LPG market, facilitating seamless supply, while our existing and targeted infrastructure outlay will drive efficient storage and distribution of LPG across markets.
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Leading energy and infrastructure conglomerate, Sahara Group, has announced several directorate appointments to support the continuing strategic expansion of its businesses across Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
Ivie Imasogie-Adigun, Head, Group HR, Sahara Group, said the appointments reinforce Sahara’s commitment to equipping its “agile and ambidextrous” employees to grow into various leadership positions as arrowheads of Sahara’s existing and unfolding businesses across markets.
Imasogie-Adigun said the appointments which took effect on March 1, 2022, will give impetus to Sahara’s operations across the Power, Upstream, Midstream, Downstream and Infrastructure sectors.
“As we evolve as an innovative global business, we continue to enjoy the leverage of an exceptional human capital pool that makes Sahara a foremost energy conglomerate and sustainable business. We have always had the privilege of having Saharians who have served in various capacities step into leadership positions with attendant success stories all over the world,” she said.
According to Imasogie-Adigun, in a bid to strengthen the new direction of the Sahara Foundation – Sahara’s corporate responsibility vehicle – Sahara’s Board has approved the appointment of Pearl Uzokwe as Director, Sahara Foundation. Uzokwe who joined Sahara as Legal Manager, most recently functioned as its pioneer Director of Governance and Sustainability, where she championed Sahara Group’s energy transition efforts.
Sahara Foundation which has recorded over two million beneficiaries through several sustainable projects now focuses on enhancing access to energy and promoting sustainable environments. “Sahara Foundation is at the heart of who we are in terms of bringing benevolence to life and the Board is delighted to have Pearl lead the Foundation’s new strategic direction as Sahara deploys projects and collaborates with regional and global organizations to protect our environment and ensure access to energy, leaving no one behind,” she said.
Sahara’s Board appointed Ejiro Gray as Director, Governance and Sustainability. Gray, who previously led the Group’s Company Secretariat, joined Sahara as a Graduate Management Trainee in 2007 and has driven various projects and strategies in the Legal and Corporate Governance departments. “Ejiro stands out as an alumnus of Sahara’s widely respected Graduate Trainee program. The Board is looking forward to Sahara’s continuing market and thought leadership with sustainability and governance under Ejiro’s watch,” Imasogie-Adigun said.
She said the Board also appointed Foluso Sobanjo, currently Managing Director of Asharami Synergy – Sahara Group’s Nigeria Downstream business, as Head, Africa Downstream. Foluso will steer Sahara’s Downstream business across the African continent with current operations in Nigeria, Ghana, Cote D’Ivoire, Senegal, Guinea, Cameroun, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania . He joined Sahara as an Account Officer in 2005 and has moved across various entities and locations, including Accra and Geneva, taking on senior roles over the years. “Sahara’s innovative fueling solutions continues to power the aspirations of individuals and businesses, especially in Africa and Foluso’s downstream experience will most certainly transform our business in this sector,”” she added.
Life always throws challenges at the human race and usually, we do not have the luxury of deciding which challenge we would like to face. That we would encounter ‘stones’ on our path to making ends meet makes it necessary for us to decide how best to handle these stones.
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