The publication has evolved to become the voice and watchdog of industry, reporting all spectra of the energy chain in-country and serving as an interface between the Nigerian energy industry and that of Europe, the Middle-East and the American continent. Each edition of Sweetcrude is available online: www.sweetcrudereports.com in 3D for one whole month and it is also distributed free at major int
ernational conferences and seminars. For the price of an advertisement in the print publication, you enjoy one month free publicity online. Sweetcrude affords foreign based business enterprises inhibited by logistics consideration, a platform to showcase their goods and services to the Nigerian energy industry. Sweetcrude provides guidance for foreign businesses seeking to participate actively in bidding for projects on Nipex, Nigeria Petroleum Exchange (a virtual bidding platform) in the Nigerian oil and gas industry. Sweetcrude also provides advisory on the restive Niger Delta, where an amnesty initiative put in place by government, has restored some appreciable level of normalcy and Nigeria’s crude oil production to 2.6 million barrels per day. Sweetcrude is the only nationally circulated energy publication in Nigeria. As part of our efforts to keep pace with technological advancement, meet the changing needs of energy industry enthusiasts and ‘up’ the ante in the sphere of energy related news reporting and dissemination of information, we felt compelled to set up a newswire service dedicated to energy reporting and this resulted in the birth of www.sweetcrudereports.com, where we stream energy news stories and analysis as they break. Our values:
• Dedication to humanity
• Tenacity of purpose
• A craving for excellence
• Unyielding steadfastness to integrity
Editorial:
Sweetcrude is driven by editorial staff spread across Port Harcourt, Warri, Yenagoa, Uyo, Benin, Lagos, Abuja and other Nigerian cities. We also have reporters in Accra, Ghana, London, UK and Houston, Texas. Our coverage of the industry is also complemented by the commitment and contributions of seasoned oil and gas industry as well as environment analysts and experts. Both Sweetcrude and Sweetcrudereports are edited by
- Hector Igbikiowubo
He has written over 2000 energy stories and analysis published in local and international newspapers and newswire services. He co-authored Nigeria Sweet Crude – 2006, authored ‘Scarllati Affair’ – 1995 and ‘Make we talk’ – 1998. He holds a certificate in Negotiation from the Said Business School, University of Oxford, England – 2007, an MBA from the Lagos State University – 2006 and a Higher National Diploma (HND) in Mass Communication from the Institute of Management and Technology (IMT), Enugu – 1995. He has attended several seminars and conferences, as well as short courses both within and outside Nigeria, while also presenting papers on a wide range of issues pertaining to energy reporting and appearing on radio and television programmes within and outside Nigeria.
- Sylvester Chukwunekwu Isiwu
Can be described as a repository of knowledge of the Nigerian energy industry having written and published over 5000 energy stories and analysis. He once worked with the Guardian Newspapers as Energy Correspondent, Concord Group of Newspapers as Energy Editor and News Editor, at Nigeria Oil & Gas Magazine as Editor, Daily Times as Group Business Editor and Deputy Editor, Business Times, and Business Eye Magazine as General Editor. Today he serves as our Editor, Online, superintending daily production. Enquiries:
Phone: Nigeria 234 802 314 5252, 08051 100 256
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Sweetcrudereports is published by Sweetcrude Nigeria Limited.
