General Manager at CNOOC International (Nigeria), which is one of the 3 major Chinese Oil companies. A hardworking, innovative and reliable analytical thinker, who is highly effective at developing creative business strategies. Confident, responsible, self-driven team-player with commercial, logistics, sales, marketing and negotiating skills that helps achieve desired outcomes. Excel in dynamic environments, with an ambition to continue developing a career within the Energy space.
Sales Promotions: Promote awareness of products newly introduced to the market through market research and market trials.
Generate sales for new and established products at various retail outlets as a product representative.
-Winner of the Best UK Sales Person Award for generating the most sales, and revenue for the Cartier Delices Fragrance Launch.
-Communicate feedback from customers to clients for product development.
Advanced Commercial Kills
- Led the CNOOC Team that resolved the historical OML130 dispute with NNPC, signed a Settlement Repayment Agreement (SRA) with NNPCL. CNOOC has been able to recover over 70% of the disputed amount, versus 45% NNPCL offered in the Head of Terms (HOT) agreement. This is as a result of my strategic negotiations during the negotiation process.
- Led the CNOOC Team that negotiation the renewal of the OML130 PSC, resulting in the first asset in Nigeria to CONVERT to the PIA. OML130 to PML 2,3,4. The signed PMLs would be the template for the Nigerian Oil and Gas industry.
- Successfully convinced NNPCL to enter into a LIFTING AGREEMENT CONTRACT with the PML 2,3,4 Covs. The Lifting Agreement is currently being negotiated with NNPCL, this agreement would form the template for the Nigerian Oil and Gas industry.
- Led the CNOOC team that developed a Joint Entitlement Model (JEM) for PML 2,3,4. The essence of the JEM is to avoid future disputes between NNPCL and its contractor parties.
- Successfully negotiated a zero payment on a $35MUSD Stamp Duty demand by Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) on CNOOC's acquisition of 90% OML130 PSC