About Me

I am an Oil & Gas professional with over two decades of hands-on experience in the upstream sector. My career began at Chevron Nigeria in 2003, where I progressed through a range of roles — from environmental supervision and office administration, to procurement, maintenance planning, production operations, and crude oil accounting — each building on the last and deepening my understanding of how integrated operations work.

In 2025, I took on the role of Support Facilities Supervisor at QatarEnergy's Halul Oil Export Terminal in Doha, Qatar. Here, I oversee vehicle maintenance workshops, utilities, wastewater treatment, warehousing, jetty logistics, and the coordination of 70+ contractor personnel across multiple service providers. Every day brings a different challenge, and I value the discipline and teamwork required to keep these facilities running safely and efficiently.

At Chevron, I spent a decade as a Senior Production Operator in the Tank Farm Control Room at the Escravos Terminal, where I was responsible for hydrocarbon production systems, crude oil export loading, permit-to-work issuance, LOTO procedures, and emergency response. I also served as a Crude Oil Accountant, handling inventory analysis, production monitoring, and reconciliation with government agencies and cargo surveyors.

I hold a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering from the University of Benin, Nigeria, and have completed extensive professional training covering SAP PM and MM modules, OPITO safety certifications, process operations troubleshooting, flow measurement, and first aid/CPR.

I believe strongly in operational excellence, continuous learning, and contributing positively to the teams and organisations I work with. I am open to new challenges and opportunities that allow me to apply my experience to meaningful work in the energy sector.