Promoting efficient health, environmental, safety and quality related industry processes.
WHY MOMAN?
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MOMAN plays a strategic role in the advancement and regulation of industry standards,
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MOMAN serves as an advocate on behalf of the players in the Nigerian downstream sector.
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MOMAN serves as an information hub for all industry related enquiries.
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MOMAN communicates industry views to the government, the public and local media.
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MOMAN proactively engages with key stakeholders, providing expert advice.
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MOMAN’s industry efforts includes promoting industry transformation.
MOMAN OBJECTIVES
The association seeks to achieve the following objectives:
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Transformation
To promote industry transformation and drive industry efficiency.
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Health, Safety, Environment & Quality (HSEQ)
Promote efficient health, environmental, safety and quality related industry processes.
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Regulatory
To formulate, contribute to and influence industry policies.
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Stakeholder Management
Liaise and coordinate with various arms of Government and strengthen relations and transparency amongst members and the public.
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Efficient Solutions
To ensure cost-effective solutions that prevent product supply disruptions.
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Research
To promote and support industrial research.
LATEST NEWS
3 October, 2020
Knowing the Downstream Business
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5 September, 2020
11 PLC CEO on the impact subsidy removal & H2 outlook for Nigeria’s oil sector
Reports that Nigeria’s state oil company, the NNPC recorded a 5.34 billion naira as ‘under-recovery’ cost for fuel in June made headlines over ..
22 June, 2020
Fuel marketers’ profits drop to N3.58bn, two suffer N1.57bn loss
Most of the major fuel marketers in the country have released their financial results for the first quarter of 2020 which showed losses and significan ..
14 April, 2020
Nigeria must optimize crude oil exports value for growth – Isong
Marketers Oil Association of Nigeria (MOMAN). In this interview, he speaks on crude oil price crash, what OPEC should do and what the Nigerian governm ..
13 April, 2020
Oil price crash presents Nigeria with opportunity to reform downstream sector – MOMAN
The Oil marketers under the umbrella of Major Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN) has reiterated that the global reduction in crude oil prices ha ..
26 March, 2020
MOMAN Reiterates Strong Partnership With NNPC On Products Distribution Stability
LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA – The oil marketers under the umbrella of Major Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN) at the weekend reiterated its co ..
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MOMAN CORE VALUES
We are committed to delivering excellent services to members and the industry at large.
Integrity stands as one of the value components that build our credibility.
As our legitimacy currency, we build trust through transparency.
OUR MEMBERS
11 Plc, formerly Mobil Oil Nigeria plc, is a Nigeria-based petroleum products marketer. The Company has two segments: Petroleum Products Marketing and Property Business. The Petroleum Products Marketing segment generates revenue from the sale of white products and lubricants.
Conoil is one of the most formidable names in Nigeria’s downstream petroleum industry. They are engaged in the marketing of refined petroleum products and also in the manufacturing and marketing of high-quality lubricants and chemicals for domestic and industrial use.
Ardova PLC is an indigenous energy group, headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, with extended operations in Ghana. It operates majorly in the downstream sector of the Nigeria’s Oil and Gas industry, but has diversified its businesses into other sectors of the energy value chain.
MRS Oil Nig. Plc is a fully integrated and efficient downstream player with leading positions in the Nigeria Oil Industry. They are an organization focused on improving their operating efficiencies in all areas of the downstream sector where they currently operate.
Total Nigeria Plc is a Marketing and Services subsidiary of Total; a multinational energy company operating in more than 130 countries and committed to providing sustainable products and services for its customers.
Through Oando retail brand, OVHEM has enriched Nigeria’s downstream sector and established supply footprint, distributing over 1 billion litres of refined petroleum products annually.