Shell Nigeria Case

Godson Njoku

A. Shell has been instrumental in delivering energy to Nigeria since the 1960s. We pioneered

gas supply and distribution in Aba and over the last few years SPDC JV supplied over 70% of

domestic gas.

Shell delivered the 650MW Afam power station which currently supplies ~20% of Nigeria's

power generation. We will continue to work with the government and other stakeholders to

improve support to this sector which is critical to supporting Nigeria's economic

development. It is equally important that the government delivers the right commercial and

fiscal framework to enable more investment in this sector

ood

A. Ane Cæcilie, it is very much driven in Nigeria because it involves deep understanding of the

concerns and problems facing communities. Outside Nigeria Shell globally has expertise on

community development and links with community experts that supports this effort.

Introductory Question

Q. What role does Shell see itself taking in 20 years in Nigeria?

Jonathan Barnden

A. Thanks for your question. Shell has been in Nigeria for more than 50 years and we see a long

term future in the country. Shell has always been a central player in the development of the

oil and gas industry in Nigeria, and we see huge potential for future growth and

development particularly in gas and offshore.

Q. What are the plans put in place by Shell Nigeria to protect shell personnel and contractors

presently working or that will work for Shell in the Niger Delta region from kidnappers?

St Iyke Maxwell Ndubuisi

A. The security of persons working in the Niger Delta and indeed the rest of Nigeria is

principally the role of government. The government also provides dedicated security to

protect personnel and facilities operated by the SPDC Joint Venture. These facilities are

critical assets of the Nigerian people. We have an internal process that ensures that these

security personnel deployed to protect our people and facilities undergo training on...