Who we are
A Nigerian energy company built on discipline and trust.
SKA Exploration & Production was founded on a simple premise: that Nigerian-led companies can produce energy safely, profitably, and in genuine partnership with the communities that host our operations.
Our story
From a single field to a diversified portfolio.
SKA Exploration & Production Limited was established to build a Nigerian-owned and Nigerian-led alternative in the country's upstream oil and gas sector — one measured by safety, discipline, and long-term community partnership rather than short-term extraction.
What began as a single marginal field redevelopment has grown into a diversified portfolio spanning operated and non-operated upstream interests and a wholly-owned gas processing facility, built through disciplined capital allocation and a consistent operating philosophy across every asset we touch.
Today, the company employs a predominantly Nigerian workforce across its field and corporate operations, and continues to invest in the technical capability of its people alongside the communities that host its facilities.
Vision & mission
What we're building toward.
Our vision
To be Nigeria's most trusted independent energy company — respected by regulators, valued by partners, and welcomed by the communities we operate in.
Our mission
To explore, develop, and produce Nigeria's hydrocarbon resources safely and responsibly, delivering sustainable value to our shareholders, our people, and our host communities.
Our values
What guides decisions at every level.
Integrity
We do what we say, and say what we mean — with regulators, partners, and each other.
Safety
No target or timeline outweighs the safety of our people, contractors, and neighbours.
Accountability
We own our outcomes, and hold ourselves to the standard we set publicly.
Excellence
We pursue technical and operational excellence in everything we run.
Partnership
We build long-term relationships — with communities, regulators, and each other.
Nigerian focus
We invest in Nigerian talent, Nigerian suppliers, and Nigerian communities first.