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Deep-Dive Report: The Pipeline Builder — How Emeka Okwuosa's Oilserv Went From Nigerian Gas Contractor to Pan-African Energy Developer

Emeka Okwuosa's Oilserv helped build the AKK pipeline, Nigeria's gas backbone. Two months later it signed to develop two blocks in Gabon — the moment a contractor becomes a developer. Inside Nigeria's indigenous pipeline champion and its move up the value chain, and across borders.

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Deep-Dive Report: The Pipeline Builder — How Emeka Okwuosa's Oilserv Went From Nigerian Gas Contractor to Pan-African Energy Developer

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