2nd Nigerian Lubricants Summit starts Tuesday

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Dr Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, NNPC Group Managing Director
All is set for the 2015 edition of the Nigerian Lubricants Summit scheduled for Tuesday, 24 November to Thursday, 26 November, 2015 at the Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos.
The 3-day international summit is expected to have dignitaries and renowned professionals in the Oil and Gas Industry as lead speakers, including the newly appointed Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu who is the Keynote Speaker.
Dr. Kachikwu will enlighten the public on the topic “Repositioning the Nigerian Petroleum Industry as a Global Giant – Opportunities, Prospects and Challenges”, with a sub topic “Lubricants Industry as a key component to drive the nation’s economy”.
According to Mr. Tola Odusote of CMC Connect Burson-Marsteller, the communications consultants to the Nigerian Lubricants Summit, the three-day international conference will feature exhibition of goods and services and a dinner.
The event will be chaired by the former Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum Resources, Izoma Chief P.C. Asiodu, CFR.
Other Guests of Honour include: Alhaji Jani Ibrahim, Chairman, Lubcon International Group, and Sir (Dr) Alex Chika Okafor, Chairman, A-Z Petroleum Limited.
Other resource persons are Dr. Joseph Odumodu, Director General, Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON; Mrs R. O. Adeeko, Principal Partner Fraals Consultant Limited; Mr Tobi Oduyale, Managing Director, Winelight Laboratory & Equipment Limited; En­gr. Linus Ilozue, Managing Director, A-Z Petroleum Limited; Mr Taiye Williams, Managing Director, Lubcon Limited, Mr. Mr. Alexis Vovk, Managing Director, Total Nigeria Limited, and Professor Steve Odi-Owei, President, Tribology Society of Nigeria, among others.
Panelists are selected from among base oil suppliers, members MOMAN, IPMAN and LUPAN.
The summit themed, Quality Lubricants: Key to Techno-Economic and Industrial Development of Nigeria, is being organised in conjunction with the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) and the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON).
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Source:: PM Newspaper