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Nigeria Country Profile
The Federal Republic of Nigeria in figures and facts :
Population : 130 millions.
Area : 923.769 km2
Political regime : democraty since 1999
President : Umaru Yar´Adua (elected in may 2007)
Main Ethnic Groups: Yoruba (South West, Igbo (South East) & Haussa Fulani (North).
Religions : Christians, Muslims & animists.
Languages: English, French, Yoruba, Haussa, Igbo
Main Market Places (Consumer goods) : Lagos (Apongbon for Textile; Oke-Arin for food products; Idumota for auto spare parts; Alaba International for electronics, household equipment and furnitures), Onitsha, Kano & Maiduguri.
Economics
Currency: Naira Market Exchange Rate (October 2006): US$ 1 = 150 Naira Gross Domestic Product (2004): $53.2 billion Real GDP Growth Rate (2004): 4.4% Inflation Rate (2004): 16.9% Current Account Balance (2004): $ 3.5 billion Major Trading Partners: United States, France, India, United Kingdom, Spain, Germany, Brazil, China Merchandise Trade Balance (2003): $2.4 billion Merchandise Exports (2003): $18.0 billion Merchandise Imports (2003): $15.6 billion Major Export Products: Crude oil, natural gas, cocoa, rubber, timber Major Import Products: Petroleum products, food, machinery and equipment, manufactured goods Oil Export Revenues (2003): $20.9 billion (2004): $27.0 billion Oil Export Revenues/Total Export Revenues (2003): 96% Total External Debt (2003): $30.2 billion
Energy
Proven Oil Reserves (2004): 35.2 billion barrels Oil Production (2004): 2.4 million bpd OPEC Crude Production Quota (August, 2004): 2.142 million bbl/d Oil Consumption (2003): 313,000 bpd Net Oil Exports (2003): 1.9 million bpd Crude Refining Capacity: 438,750 bopd Major Crude Oil Customers (2004): United States, Brazil Spain, Indonesia, India Natural Gas Reserves (2004): 187 Tcf Natural Gas Production (2002): 501 Bcf Natural Gas Consumption (2002): 225 Bcf Net Natural Gas Exports (2002): 276 Bcf Recoverable Coal Reserves: 209 million short tons (Mmst) Coal Production (2002): 0.07 Mmst Coal Consumption (2002): 0.07 Mmst Electric Generation Capacity (2002): 5.9 Gigawatts Electricity Generation (2002): 19.9 bn Kw/Hour
Government Officials
President: Mr. Umaru Yar´Adua Vice President:
Minister of Finance : Dr. (Mrs) Ngozi OKONJO-IWEALA Minister of State for Finance: Mrs. Nenadi USMAN Minister of Power and Steel: Senator Neil IMOKE Minister of Solid Minerals: Mr. Mangu Odion UGHESA Minister of Information & National Orientation : Mr. Chukwuemeka CHIKELU Permanent secretary, Ministry of Labour and Productivity: Timiebi KORIPAMO-AGARY Presidential Advisor on Petroleum and Energy: Edmund DAUKORU Special Assistant to the President on Petroleum Matters: Alh. Ja´afaru ALI PAKI Chief of Naval Staff: Vice Admiral Samuel AFOLAYAN Secretary to the Federal Government: Mr. Ufot EKAETTE
Senate President: Chief Adolphus WABARA Chairman, Senate Committee on Petroleum Matters: Senator Abiola AJIMOBI Chairman, Senate Committee on Petroleum Resources (Upstream): Senator Lee MAEBA Executive Chairman, Economic & Financial Crimes Commission: Mallam Nuhu RIBADU Chairman, House of Representatives´ Committee on Gas: Mrs Mercy ALMONA ISEI
Oil & Gas Agencies
Director, Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR): Dr. Macauley OFURHIE Deputy Director (Inspection), Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR): Mr. Kayode OLOKETUYI Chief Geologist, Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) in Lagos: Mr. A.O. LUFADEJU
Group Managing Director, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC): Engr. Funsho KUPOLOKUN Acting group managing director, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC): Alhaji Abubakar YAR’ADUA Group General Manager, National Petroleum Investment Management Services (NAPIMS): Engr. Philip CHUKWU Manager, Logistics & Material Procurement, National Petroleum Investment Management Services (NAPIMS): Mr. Ibrahim SULE JATAU
Chairman , Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC): Chief Onyema Ugochukwu National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency (NOSDRA) Director-General, Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN): Professor UMAR, I.H. Petroleum Products Pricing Agency (PPPRA) Petroleum Equalization Fund
States Officials
Bayelsa State Governor: Deprieye ALAMIESEIGHA Bayelsa State Deputy Governor: Dr. Goodluck JONATHAN Delta State Governor: James IBORI Ondo State Governor: Olusegun AGAGU Osun State Governor : Olagunsoye OYINLOLA Sokoto State Governor : Attahiru Dalhatu BAFARAWAU
Associations & Unions
Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) Chairman, IPMAN Warri Depot: Mr. Clement OBAYENDO Chairman, IPMAN Enugu branch: Mr. Chidi NNUBIA National Association of Petroleum Explorationnists (NAPE) Nigerian Mining and Geosciences Society (NMGS) Chairman, The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Nigeria Council: Mr. Alex MUSA Chairman, Petroleum Technology Association of Nigeria (PETAN): Mr. Pedro Egbe (CEO of Weltek Engineering Company) President, National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG): Mr. Peter AKPATASON Petroleum and Natural Gas senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) President: Mr. Louis Brown OGBEIFUN Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) Chairman, LPG Group of LCCI: Mr. Taiwo FAGBEMI National Chairman, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP): Chief Audu OGBEH President of Ijaw National Congress: Prof. Kimse OKOKO Chairman, Organisation of Bitumen Producing Areas: Chief Kayode IWAKUN
Main Economical Sectors:
Oil & Gas Telecom (more than 10 millions GSM customers - 4 operators).
Construction, Civil Engineering, Dredging.
Power Generation (Public operator NEPA, private operators IPP & EPP)
Banking & Financial Services.
Aviation Sector (4 international airports & more than 30 domestic airports).
Flour Mills (1,4 million metric tons of flour per year).
Minerals (iron ore, bitumen, etc.)
Manufacturing Sector (Automobile Assembly, Bottling, Breweries, Detergents, Agro-allied).
Agriculture (cocoa, rubber, gum arabic, breeding, aquaculture, skin tanning, fishing).
Main Cities :
Abuja - Population: 2 millions.
Benin City
Calabar Enugu
Kaduna - Population : ~2 millions. Kano - Population : 3~4 millions. Ibadan - Population : 3~4 millions d´habitants. Lagos (Port, Apapa & Tin Can Island) - Population : 12 millions.
Makurdi Maiduguri Nnewi Onitsha Oshogbo Owerri Port Harcourt (Port, Onne & NPA) - Population ~ 2 millions.
Sapele (Port) Warri (Port)
Nigeria is a federation of 36 States and one Territory :
Abia State
Abuja Federal Capital Territory
Adamawa State
Akwa Ibom State
Anambra State
Bauchi State
Bayelsa State
Benue State
Borno State
Cross River State
Delta State
Ebonyi State
Edo State
Ekiti State
Enugu State
Gombe State
Imo State
Jigawa State
Kaduna State
Kano State
Katsina State
Kebbi State
Kogi State
Kwara State
Lagos State
Nassarawa State
Niger State
Ogun State
Ondo State
Osun State
Oyo State
Plateau State
Rivers State
Sokoto State
Taraba State
Yobe State
Zamfara State
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