Did you know that by 2026, Nigeria is projected to lead a massive $41 billion energy revolution in Africa? It is finally happening—the long-standing “well wars” and gas supply delays that once held us back are being cleared away to make room for a new era of wealth.
At Doowe Gas, we have been watching the horizon, and the news is clear: Nigeria isn’t just participating in the energy market; we are becoming the continent’s powerhouse. If you have been waiting for the right time to position yourself in the gas business, the signs have never been more obvious.
The Problem: Why Have We Been Stalling for So Long?
For years, Nigeria’s oil and gas potential has been trapped behind a wall of disputes. States have argued over who owns which well, production has been disrupted by border classification issues, and infrastructure like the Anoh plant faced frustrating delays.
These “well location disputes” aren’t just government headaches—they affect your pocket. When wells are contested, production stops. When production stops, the 13% derivation fund to states is affected, and the domestic gas supply shrinks, leading to the high energy prices we all feel at home and in our businesses.
The Agitation: Are You Watching the 2026 Boom from the Sidelines?
According to recent data from Rystad Energy, Africa is set to be the world’s most high-impact drilling region in 2026. Nigeria is at the forefront, contributing a staggering $41 billion to global exploration.
Here is the reality: While global investors are pouring billions into our ultra-deepwater and frontier basins, many local “gaspreneurs” are still struggling with high prices and infrastructure gaps. We see the Anoh gas plant achieving “first gas” and the NLNG signing 20-year supply deals, but how do you, as an individual or local business owner, actually tap into this?
The gap between “government milestones” and “personal profit” is wide—and if you don’t have the right information, you’ll be left behind while the big players take it all.
The Solution: A Clear Map and Lower Entry Barriers
The good news? The Nigerian government is finally fixing the foundation. The Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) has officially flagged off the “plotting of coordinates” for disputed wells. This means transparency is coming to how revenue is shared and how resources are managed.
How Nigeria is making it easier for you to invest:
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The Anoh Gas Plant is Live: This means more local gas supply and better restoration of the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System (ELPS).
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Lower Licensing Fees: The NUPRC has slashed entry barriers. Sign-on fees for new oil and gas blocks have dropped to between $3m and $7m, making it far more accessible for local firms to consolidate assets.
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A New Trading Platform: We are seeing the establishment of the first-ever gas trading platform to enhance market transparency.
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