The Major Energies Marketers Association of Nigeria (MEMAN) is an energy industry association comprising 11 Plc (formerly Mobil), Ardova Plc, Conoil Plc, MRS Oil Nigeria Plc, NNPC Retail Limited, and TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria Plc.
Established as an MOC in 2001, the association became the Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN) in 2003. The Association was incorporated by the CAC in 2006.
On June 12th, 2018, MEMAN announced the retirement of its former Executive Secretary, Mr Thomas Obafemi Olawore, after 17 years of service, and the appointment of Mr Clement Isong as the new Executive Secretary and CEO.
On January 31 2024, MOMAN transitioned to MEMAN to reflect its commitment to sustainability and advancements in the energy industry.
MEMAN is dedicated to promoting best practices and creating a conducive policy environment to achieve market objectives and deliver optimal value to Nigerian energy consumers through partnerships with stakeholders, including government and industry regulators.
MEMAN was created with 6 founding members:
MEMAN Owned & Operated Jetties
MEMAN Updates
Join our comprehensive training on Introduction to Carbon Markets, designed to help industry stakeholders explore carbon trading, climate finance, and emerging megatrends.
Date: Thursday, May 29 – Friday, May 30, 2025
Time: 9:00 am
Venue: MEMAN Secretariat, 18, Bishop Kale Close, Victoria Island, Lagos
Course Fee: ₦250,000 only.
Our Vision
To pursue the entrenchment of a sustainable energy industry in Nigeria.
Our Mission
To institutionalize a viable energy industry for social and economic growth.
Core Values
- Aviation Committee
- Collaborate with the NCAA and FAAN to ensure high safety standards and product quantity delivery in the aviation industry.
- Budget & Internal Governance Committee
- To support the downstream energy industry for the economic and financial sustainability of MEMAN members.
- Chemists Committee
- To coordinate recertification and monitor the integrity of MEMAN members’ product quality.
- Engineering & Renewables Committee
- To improve MEMAN operational efficiency through technology, metrology and innovation.
- Gas Committee
- To collaborate among members as well as with the Government gas sector and business stakeholders to move MEMAN members’ gas (LPG & CNG) business forward and contribute to the development of the Nigerian gas sector.
- HSSEQ Committee
- Collaborate with NMDPRA, SON and other legal regulatory agencies to ensure MEMAN facilities operate safely and adhere to best practices in the management of members’ assets.
- To lead industry development on HSSEQ norms and strategies.
- Lagos Operations Committee
- Collaborate with the NMDPRA, SON and other legal regulatory agencies to provide excellent operational leadership and self-regulate members in compliance with the required defined standards in depots.
- Legal & Government Policy Committee
- To ensure MEMAN understands and complies with its governing document, relevant laws and requirements of prevailing regulatory bodies.
- Engagement with the National Assembly and the Federal Government to ensure that laws affecting the downstream operations are conducive for MEMAN members.
- Lubricants Committee
- To collaborate among members as well as with the Government and business stakeholders to move MEMAN members’ lubricants business forward and contribute to the development of the Nigerian Lubricants sector.
- Retail Network Operations Committee
- To provide strategic direction, oversight, and recommendations related to the network operations within MEMAN.
- Supply/Import Committee
- To increase product supply and product allocation at Bath Coastal and NPSC depots.
- Effective utilization of the Apapa Jetty.
- To promote supply synergy among MEMAN members.
- Transport Committee
- Collaborate with the NMDPRA, SON, FRSC and other legal regulatory agencies to provide excellent leadership in transport and logistics and self-regulate members in compliance with the required defined standards in transport and logistics.
MEMAN is governed by a seven-member executive committee and advised by a five-member advisory board.
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