From left to right – Oge Udeagha, manager, Public and Government Affairs, MPN; Onofiok Luke, the speaker, Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly; Moses Ekpo (MFR), deputy governor, Akwa Ibom State; Patrick Albert (Elder), chairman, Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ), Akwa Ibom State chapter at the 2016 NUJ Week in Uyo
MPN partners with Akwa Ibom State Journalists
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Udeagha called the Union's attention to the state of business in which ExxonMobil affiliates and other companies in the industry currently operate. "When compared to 2015, the company's profitability margin dropped by about 70% in 2016, due to the fall in oil prices, the fall in production volume and the resultant global cut downs in investment in the sector", Our Joint Venture (JV) partner not defraying and community unrest has further strained the company's business." He explained that these challenges have led to the scaling down of
obil Producing Nigeria (MPN)
Unlimited, an ExxonMobil affiliate company in Nigeria during the meeting with Akwa Ibom State journalists at the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) Press Week called for increased media support. In his address to the State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, Oge Udeagha, manager, Media and Communication, Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited described the Akwa Ibom State press as a partner, and sought greater alignment in the face of the daunting challenges and unfavorable operating conditions in the oil and gas industry, especially in Nigeria.
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