As part of its commitment to advancing gender inclusion and community impact, Genesis Hydrocarbons commemorated International Women’s Day 2026 through a purposeful outreach initiative led by its women, in collaboration with Give to Gain.
Recognizing that the most enduring investment is in knowledge, the team visited Kuramo Senior Secondary School to engage young female students in a transformative session themed “Courage – Becoming a Stellar Woman.”
The initiative was designed to go beyond celebration and deliver tangible impact. Through a dynamic and interactive engagement, the students were equipped with practical insights on self-leadership, resilience, confidence, and the power of intentional growth. The session emphasized the importance of courage in navigating life’s challenges and the role of education and self-belief in unlocking opportunities.
Speaking during the session, representatives of Genesis Hydrocarbons highlighted the organization’s belief that empowering women and girls is central to building sustainable communities and driving long-term socio-economic progress.
The event also incorporated engaging activities and games, creating an inclusive and vibrant atmosphere where students actively participated and won gifts. More importantly, the engagement sparked meaningful conversations, leaving the students inspired, energized, and more confident about their future possibilities.
This initiative underscores Genesis Hydrocarbons’ broader commitment to corporate social responsibility, human capital development, and the advancement of women across all levels of society. By investing in the next generation, the company continues to play a vital role in shaping future leaders and contributing to a more inclusive and equitable world.
Genesis Hydrocarbons remains dedicated to creating lasting impact not only through its business operations, but through intentional actions that empower individuals and strengthen communities.
Genesis Hydrocarbons Champions the Next Generation of Women Leaders at International Women’s Day 2026
Conversion of PPL 202 to PML 66
A Landmark Achievement Under the PIA 2021
Genesis Hydrocarbons has achieved a significant milestone with the successful conversion of Petroleum Prospecting Licence (PPL) 202 to Petroleum Mining Lease (PML) 66, marking a major advancement in tcompany’s long-term asset development strategy.
This conversion represents the first-ever PPL to PML conversion undertaken by the Nigerian Government, underscoring a landmark regulatory achievement under the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021. As a beneficiary of this conversion, Genesis now holds enhanced tenure security, providing a strong foundation for sustained investment and accelerated field development.
The conversion process was overseen by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) and highlights the effectiveness of the PIA in delivering a stable, transparent, and investor-friendly regulatory framework. This milestone further strengthens Nigeria’s attractiveness to both indigenous and international oil and gas investors.
Award of Participatory Interest in Egbolom Field
Marginal Fields Round 2020
Genesis Hydrocarbons Limited was successful in the 2020 Marginal Fields Bid Round and was subsequently awarded a participatory interest in the Egbolom Onshore (Swamp) Oil and Gas Field by the Federal Government of Nigeria, acting through the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC).
The Egbolom field, located within Oil Mining Lease (OML) 23, was originally discovered in 1982 by Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC). The marginal field has an estimated potential production capacity of up to 25,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (BOE/day) at plateau, subject to development plans and regulatory approvals.
Genesis continues to pursue disciplined upstream growth, with a strategic focus on asset acquisition, field development, and the commercialisation of Nigeria’s significant gas resources.







