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Levene Energies unveils new identity, adds new board members to drive next phase of growth

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Levene Energy Holdings Limited has officially rebranded as Levene Energies Limited and appointed four new members to its Board as the company accelerates its transformation into a vertically integrated energy business with interests spanning multiple segments of the energy value chain.

Levene Energy Holdings Limited has officially rebranded as Levene Energies Limited and appointed four new members to its Board as the company accelerates its transformation into a vertically integrated energy business with interests spanning multiple segments of the energy value chain.

The company said the name change, which received shareholder approval, reflects its expanded operations across solar solutions, energy trading, gas and power, upstream activities, and engineering services.

According to Levene Energies, the rebrand marks a significant milestone in its evolution and underscores its commitment to sustainable growth, operational excellence, and long-term industry leadership.

Speaking on the development, Founder and Group Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Nzan Ogbe, said the company’s transformation is driven by changing dynamics within the global energy landscape.

“Energy underpins economic growth and social progress, and it is now being reshaped by the global transition toward more sustainable solutions. Our journey is about embracing this change and expanding our role across the energy value chain,” Ogbe said.

“The move from Levene Energy Holdings Limited to Levene Energies Limited reflects who we are today and the direction we are taking for the future.”

He added that the company’s refreshed identity aligns with its ambition to build a resilient and future-ready integrated energy enterprise capable of meeting evolving market demands.

Company Strengthens Board with Strategic Appointments

Alongside the rebrand, Levene Energies announced the appointment of four new Board members, a move the company said is aimed at strengthening governance and supporting its next phase of growth.

According to the company, the appointments bring extensive expertise in law, governance, finance, infrastructure, energy, and corporate strategy.

Among the new appointees is Daniel Agbor, a seasoned legal and governance professional with more than three decades of experience in corporate law, banking, and Board leadership.

Levene Energies noted that Agbor previously served as Managing Partner of Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie and has held leadership positions on the boards of several major Nigerian institutions. The company said his experience in corporate governance, financial structuring, and regulatory compliance will strengthen its strategic oversight capabilities.

The company also appointed Nneka Arowolo, an accomplished energy executive with a distinguished career at ExxonMobil.

According to Levene Energies, Arowolo brings extensive expertise in large-scale project execution, upstream strategy, supply chain management, commercial advisory services, and complex negotiations. The company said her experience will provide valuable insight into operational efficiency and value creation.

Yemi Osindero, Founder and Managing Partner of Uhuru Investment Partners, joins the Board with more than 25 years of experience in private equity, investment banking, and corporate strategy.

Levene Energies said Osindero’s expertise in capital allocation, investment structuring, and business growth will support the company’s efforts to scale operations and pursue strategic opportunities across the energy sector.

The Board also welcomes Eyo Ekpo, a respected infrastructure and energy policy expert.

The company noted that Ekpo previously served as a Commissioner at the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) and as Attorney-General of Cross River State. His extensive experience in infrastructure development, public-private partnerships, and power sector reforms is expected to support the company’s expansion ambitions.

Positioning for the Future

Levene Energies said the strengthened Board and broader operational mandate place the company in a strong position to deliver integrated energy solutions that are reliable, commercially sustainable, and responsive to changing market realities.

According to the company, the rebrand reflects more than a change in corporate identity; it represents a strategic shift toward building a platform capable of supporting both current energy needs and the ongoing transition to cleaner and more sustainable energy solutions.

With its expanded footprint across the energy value chain and enhanced leadership structure, Levene Energies said it remains focused on creating long-term value while contributing to energy security, economic development, and sustainable growth.

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