Heineken Lokpobiri

Heineken Lokpobiri

politician Nigeria

Heineken Lokpobiri is the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources in Nigeria, known for his advocacy of local content development and addressing the challenges faced by the oil sector in Nigeria, particularly the influence of middlemen that he claims has driven away multinational oil companies.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
2 wks
Reach
841,386
Power
1,829$
Sentiment
7.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Nigeria 8 7.00 0.34% +20% 206,139,589 841,386 $448,000 1,829$
Totals 8 206,139,589 841,386 $448,000 1,829$
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Recent Mentions

Nigeria Nigeria: Heineken Lokpobiri is the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources who discussed the challenges faced by local refiners in Nigeria. 7

The Punch: Why IOCs can’t allocate enough crude to refiners – FG

Nigeria Nigeria: Heineken Lokpobiri stated that Africa needs partnerships, not loans, to tackle energy poverty. 8

The Punch: Africa needs partnerships, not loans, to tackle energy crisis —Lokpobiri – Punch Newspapers

Nigeria Nigeria: Heineken Lokpobiri is the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources who chaired the last stakeholders meeting. 6

The Punch: PETROAN shelves planned strike over N100bn bridging claim – Punch Newspapers

Nigeria Nigeria: Senator Heineken Lokpobiri expressed optimism that Nigeria would meet its 2.06 million barrels per day oil production benchmark for the 2025 national budget. 7

The Punch: Nigeria needs oil money for economic diversification, development – Elumelu

Nigeria Nigeria: Heineken Lokpobiri is the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources who announced the commencement of the Africa Energy Bank operations. 8

The Punch: Africa Energy Bank ready next month – Minister

Nigeria Nigeria: Heineken Lokpobiri is the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources in Nigeria who blames middlemen for the exit of oil multinationals. 5

The Punch: Lokpobiri blames middlemen for exit of oil multinationals