For all the president’s talk of diversification away from oil and gas in his first term (2015-19), the sector accounts for more than 90 percent of foreign exchange earnings and almost half of the federal revenues.
Six years on since the election of President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria, his pledge to reform the economy is yet to have the expected effect on Nigeria’s energy sector. His second-coming to the helm of government was meant to rescue the energy sector from challenges that plagued it. One of such d
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Oladehinde Oladipo
Dipo Oladehinde is a skilled energy analyst with experience across Nigeria's energy sector alongside relevant know-how about Nigeria’s macro economy.
He provides a blend of market intelligence, financial analysis, industry insight, micro and macro-level analysis of a wide range of local and international issues as well as informed technical rudiments for policy-making and private directions.
