:: Our Mission
To be the leading provider of Nigerian and Gulf of Guinea business intelligence to the global investment community, employing cutting edge media technology.

:: About EIS Nigeria

EIS Nigeria operates through a network of experienced professional people in all the business sectors covered. The research and data gathering work is in turn anchored by veteran business journalists who are themselves resourceful and equipped with the requisite skills to distill important economic trends, interpret public policy and the direction of macro-economic indices in Nigeria and the rest of the Gulf of Guinea.

Energy Information Services Nigeria Limited (RC33, 278) owner of the EIS NIGERIA and EIS EVENTS trademarks is a multimedia provider of business intelligence on Nigeria and the Gulf of Guinea. Products and services range from its sole print, television and internet media brands and workshops – to other publishing partnerships .The company has undertaken projects in data gathering, research, television documentaries, television programming and workshops mostly for the oil and gas industry. Assignments have been carried out for third party clients like the Niger Delta Development Commission, the Nasarawa State Committee on Privatization of Government Owned Companies and several smaller clients. These assignments which cover Nigeria’s length and breadth, have given us the opportunity to master the Nigerian business and environmental peculiarities. From the rugged rain forest terrain in the South East to the arid North- West or the Savannah Middle Belt, we completely understand the Nigerian landscape and geography.

Its flagship publications - Nigerian Energy Chronicles and African Petrobusiness, already made a great impact in 2005 and 2006, but have been rested since 2007 due to several difficulties and environmental constraints. After several experiments, we have concluded arrangements to public Nigerian Energy Chronicles as an on-line weekly journal, accompanied by a monthly preview – an eight page publication in full colour for subscribers and for promotion purposes which will highlight important features planned for the month; interviews of important oil people and some other data useful to the readers.
Meanwhile, African Petrobusiness will be published once in two months, with the July/August edition as the launch edition. This edition will be circulated at the 19th World Petroleum Congress in Madrid, Spain holding between June 29 and July 3, 2008. Subsequent editions of African Petrobusiness will always be circulated at major energy events holding in different parts of the world during the month of issue, apart from efforts to distribute the publication through regular newsstands in major oil cities – London, Aberdeen, Stavanger, Rotterdam, Calgary, Houston, Singapore, Durban, Libreville and Accra.
EIS Events is being developed as a world class events management unit and brand. Several local and international events are being put together especially for the energy industries, in Abuja, Lagos and some major cities of the world, where we hope to distribute African Petrobusiness.
EIS EVENTS has also entered into a number of partnerships with other events organizers and managers locally and internationally to widen the horizon and sphere of coverage and distribution of our print and electronic journals.

BUSINESSNOW: Our weekly television show for business people on the network of Africa Independent Television has been rested for now. We will look at it again later in 2008, if more favourable conditions which will make it viable arise.

Energy Information Services Nigeria Limited is focused on being the leading Nigerian publisher of business intelligence and news on Nigeria especially in oil and gas, power and electricity, solid minerals, public sector information/data and stock market/investment watch. This role will be complimented and enhanced by local conferences and workshops such as Abuja Petroleum Roundtable, and training workshops such as Oil and Gas for Financial Services Operators, et cetera. Also being planned are international workshops which will be developed as opportunities arise during many of the international events where we intend to distribute African Petrobusiness.
Having staged a very successful event in 2007, Abuja Petroleum Roundtable - an annual forum focused on creating linkages between petroleum exploitation and economic development in Nigeria and the Gulf of Guinea, will in October, focus on the Niger Delta. Governors of the nine oil producing states along with will participate in a Governors Forum at the Transcorp Hilton Abuja.
EIS NIGERIA will also in August this year inaugurate the first Nigeria Energy Awards. Due to the uniqueness of 2008 as the Golden Jubilee of oil production in Nigeria, the maiden awards will be known as NIGERIA PETROLEUM GOLDEN JUBILEE AWARDS and a major highlight of the occasion will be the launch of a special publication: 50 Years of Oil Production in Nigeria incorporating important segments such as LANDMARK PROJECTS OF OIL PRODUCTION IN NIGERIA and WHO’S WHO IN 50 YEARS OF OIL: 100 NIGERIANS WHO MADE IT HAPPEN!
The award activities will be preceded by special supplements in Thisday, one of Nigeria’s major newspapers. The first supplement will be on the LANDMRK PROJECTS IN 50 YEARS OF OIL IN NIGERIA; while the second will be on WHO’S WHO IN 50 YEARS OF OIL. The two supplements in Thisday will provide appropriate dress rehearsals for the final publication and the award ceremonies proper. The supplements will also help us raise the profile of the August event, through the creation of more awareness among Nigerians.

Our alliance with Thisday newspapers also entails a monthly insert – ENERGY REVIEW, published on the first Monday of the month. This is a monthly package of first class interpretative journalism, with the energy sector (petroleum, petrochemicals, solid minerals, power and electricity) as the sole focus. It will feature reviews of energy events/news analyses for past the month; informed forecasts for the new month, not only for energy commodities, but for investment outlook and emerging public policies; Energy Executive – special interviews of the men and women who are moving and shaking the energy industries; Petroleum School- where the average Nigerian can gain insight and knowledge about the energy business; University Alliances with scientific presentations in the energy sector in collaboration with specialized colleges in several Nigerian Universities, including Ibadan, Port Harcourt, Usman dan Fodio, Nsukka, Ife and FUTO Owerri among others.

Several other sub sectors and content not mentioned above will form part of this formidable insert which is a must read for every serious energy executive and indeed any serious businessman, banker or investor resident in Nigeria, or doing business with Nigeria.