The second stage of a well-known indigenous energy company in Nigeria, Seplat Energy Plc, has ended for Nigerian journalists and media practitioners.
Forty-five (45) capital market editors and journalists are included in the program’s second phase, along with a few business and judiciary reporters.
Seplat Energy claims that the media training session, which was held in collaboration with Channels Academy, is in line with its corporate objective of guaranteeing best standards in Nigeria’s media sector and generating value for media players.
The training is an example of Seplat Energy’s dedication to the ongoing empowerment of journalists and the media as a whole, as partners in progress, according to Grace Amadi, General Manager of Partner Relations at Seplat Energy, who was speaking on behalf of Chioma Afe, Director of External Affairs & Social Performance.
Dr. John Momoh, the Chairman of Channels Academy and Channels Television, expressed his satisfaction with the partnership between Seplat Energy and Channels Academy and urged additional collaborations of this kind to support the empowerment and advancement of the media.
Reiterating that the media is the Fourth Estate of the realm, properly recognised and enabled by the Constitution, through balanced coverage, was Joan Aga, Deputy General Counsel at Seplat Energy, who was present at the ceremony. Aga emphasised Seplat Energy’s dedication to fostering the media industry’s expansion and characterised it as a crucial shareholder in the company.
Media professionals have been commended by Stanley Opara, Manager of Corporate Communication at Seplat Energy, for their dedication to learning, enthusiasm, and ongoing support of the Seplat Energy brand throughout the years.
According to the Telecom and IT news, he stated that Seplat Energy will keep looking for new ways to collaborate with the media in an effort to advance excellence. Remember that on June 12 and 14, 2024, journalists and editors covering energy and justice participated in the first phase of the Seplat Energy media training program.
At both programmes, core capital market issues and case studies were brought to the fore alongside general business practices and overriding regulatory and legal frameworks.
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The Intersection of Law, Capital Markets, and Business; Reporting Skills and Best Practices; Data Analysis and Interpretation; and Ethical Dilemmas and Professional Standards were among the modules for the training programs. Investigative Reporting Techniques, Market and Legal Risk Management, Regulatory Frameworks and Compliance, and Leveraging Technology in Journalism were among the other topics covered.
The media professionals who operate under the auspices of the National Association of Judicial Correspondents (NAJUC) and the Capital Market Correspondents Association of Nigeria (CAMCAN) praised Seplat Energy for its dedication to the development of the Nigerian media landscape.
As they urged other corporations to imitate Seplat Energy’s governance position and success-driven dedication, they also praised the company on its market performance over the years and its display of leadership among Nigeria’s indigenous energy players.
However, leading indigenous energy firm Seplat Energy Plc is strategically focused on Nigeria. The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange’s Main Market (LSE: SEPL) and the Nigerian Exchange Limited’s (“NGX”) Premium Board (NSE: SEPLAT).
According to the management of Seplat Energy, the company is following a growth plan that is concentrated on Nigeria and is in a good position to take part in upcoming licensing rounds, farm-in opportunities, and international oil corporations’ divestment programs.
