Fatona, Renaissance chairman, calls for stronger oversight in mining, energy, as he wins NMGS top honour

L-R: Tony Attah (MD/CEO, Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited); Toyin Fatona (wife of the recipient of the 2026 NMGS/Shell highest award); Layi Fatona (Chairman, Renaissance Africa Energy Company Ltd); Rose Ndong (President, NMGS); and Johnbosco Uche (recipient, 2026 NMGS/Durotoye/COMEG Award and Renaissance’s Vice President for Exploration); at the NMGS Awards Ceremony that rounded off the 61st NMGS Annual International Conference and Exhibition in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, last Wednesday.

…Warns against repeating the mistakes in oil now in mining Layi Fatona, chairman of Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited, has called for stronger oversight in Mining and Energy, which are new sectors pulling strongly in many aspects. This is as the chairman has been awarded the 2026 Nig

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