Clement Isong
Clement Isong is the Executive Secretary of the Major Energies Marketers Association of Nigeria (MEMAN), where he advocates for the importance of fuel importation in promoting market competition and driving down prices of petroleum products in Nigeria. Recently, he has been in the news for discussing the balance between local refining and the necessity of imports to maintain competitive pricing in the fuel market.
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Clement Isong, the Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of MEMAN, said MEMAN had consistently requested that the facilities be handed over to professional refinery managers.
Nigeria Needs Private Sector Investm
Nigeria· 2025-07-03
Clement Isong is the Executive Secretary of MEMAN who discussed the Dangote Petroleum Refinery's distribution plan during a webinar.
Dangote Fuel Distribution Plan: Marketers to EngageNigeria· 2025-06-20
Clement Isong, the Executive Secretary of the Major Energies Marketers Association of Nigeria, stated that the increase in petrol prices could be a result of rising crude prices.
Petrol Price Hike: PENGASSAN Blasts Oil MarketersNigeria· 2025-06-17
Clement Isong, the Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of MEMAN, emphasized the need for professional refinery managers to operate Nigeria's refineries.
Nigeria's $2.4bn Failure Spurs CallsNigeria· 2025-06-12
Clement Isong was the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria who hired Pascal Dozie to conduct studies.
'A humble entrepreneur,' Afrinvest boss mourns Pascal DozieNigeria· 2025-05-03
Clement Isong, the Executive Secretary of the Major Energies Marketers Association of Nigeria, discussed the negative impact of the crude price crash on the nation's economy.
FG’s 2025 budget jerks again, marketers anticipate price cutNigeria· 2025-04-08
Clement Isong affirmed that the implementation of the Petroleum Industry Act remains firmly on track.
Petrol price hike looms as talks drag, imports riseNigeria· 2025-03-27
Clement Isong, the Executive Secretary of the Major Energies Marketers Association of Nigeria, stated that importation promotes competition in the fuel market.
Marketers worry as five-month fuel imports hit N6tnNigeria· 2025-03-07