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Rasaq Obe is a Nigerian engineer, energy expert, and public servant. He currently serves as the Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources for the Ondo State Government.<ref>https://www.tvcnews.tv/2021/11/akeredolu-nominates-14-commissioners-7-special-advisers/</ref> He is known for his advocacy for clean energy and his experience in the oil and gas industry.<ref>https://pageone.ng/2021/12/01/meet-razaq-obe-akeredolus-commissioner-nominee/</ref> |
Rasaq Obe is a Nigerian engineer, energy expert, and public servant. He currently serves as the Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources for the Ondo State Government.<ref>https://www.tvcnews.tv/2021/11/akeredolu-nominates-14-commissioners-7-special-advisers/</ref> He is known for his advocacy for clean energy and his experience in the oil and gas industry.<ref>https://pageone.ng/2021/12/01/meet-razaq-obe-akeredolus-commissioner-nominee/</ref> |
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'''Early life and education''' |
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Obe was born in Ilara Mokin, Ifedore,Ondo State Nigeria on February 17, 1976. He attended the University of Benin, graduating with a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Petroleum Engineering. He later earned a Master of Science degree in Project Management (Oil & Gas) from the University of Liverpool. He is also an accredited mediator, having received training from the London School of Mediation.<ref>https://pageone.ng/2021/12/01/meet-razaq-obe-akeredolus-commissioner-nominee/</ref> |
Obe was born in Ilara Mokin, Ifedore,Ondo State Nigeria on February 17, 1976. He attended the University of Benin, graduating with a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Petroleum Engineering. He later earned a Master of Science degree in Project Management (Oil & Gas) from the University of Liverpool. He is also an accredited mediator, having received training from the London School of Mediation.<ref>https://pageone.ng/2021/12/01/meet-razaq-obe-akeredolus-commissioner-nominee/</ref> |
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'''Career''' |
'''Career''' |
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Obe began his career in the oil and gas industry, working for companies such as ExxonMobil and the Nigerian Gas Company. He held various positions, including contract manager, senior procurement advisor, and chairman of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) branch at ExxonMobil.<ref>https://tribuneonlineng.com/rasaq-obe-emerges-pengassan-branch-chairman/</ref> |
Obe began his career in the oil and gas industry, working for companies such as ExxonMobil and the Nigerian Gas Company. He held various positions, including contract manager, senior procurement advisor, and chairman of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) branch at ExxonMobil.<ref>https://tribuneonlineng.com/rasaq-obe-emerges-pengassan-branch-chairman/</ref> |
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In December 2021, Obe was appointed Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources for the Ondo State Government. In this role, he has been responsible for overseeing the state's energy sector, including the development of renewable energy projects and the promotion of energy efficiency.<ref>https://www.pwc.com/ng/en/press-room/electricity-act-2023.html</ref> |
In December 2021, Obe was appointed Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources for the Ondo State Government. In this role, he has been responsible for overseeing the state's energy sector, including the development of renewable energy projects and the promotion of energy efficiency.<ref>https://www.pwc.com/ng/en/press-room/electricity-act-2023.html</ref> |
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'''Advocacy for clean energy |
'''Advocacy for clean energy |
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Obe is a strong advocate for the transition to cleaner energy sources. He has been vocal about the need for Nigeria to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and invest in renewable energy.<ref>https://businessday.ng/interview/article/we-hope-to-attract-2bn-investment-to-ondo-create-a-modern-port-obe/</ref> |
Obe is a strong advocate for the transition to cleaner energy sources. He has been vocal about the need for Nigeria to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and invest in renewable energy.<ref>https://businessday.ng/interview/article/we-hope-to-attract-2bn-investment-to-ondo-create-a-modern-port-obe/</ref> |
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'''Other activities''' |
'''Other activities''' |
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In addition to his professional career, Obe is also active in student activism and leadership. At the university, he served as president of the Nigerian University Engineering Students Association (NUESA). He was also a member of the student’s union parliament and vice chairman of the university Congress of the Masses.<ref>https://pageone.ng/2021/12/01/meet-razaq-obe-akeredolus-commissioner-nominee/</ref> |
In addition to his professional career, Obe is also active in student activism and leadership. At the university, he served as president of the Nigerian University Engineering Students Association (NUESA). He was also a member of the student’s union parliament and vice chairman of the university Congress of the Masses.<ref>https://pageone.ng/2021/12/01/meet-razaq-obe-akeredolus-commissioner-nominee/</ref> |
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'''Political Life''' |
'''Political Life''' |
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Obe's tenure as commissioner has not been without controversy. In December 2023, he raised concerns about the alleged forgery of Governor Akeredolu's signature on official documents.<ref>https://www.legit.ng/nigeria/1567791-akeredolus-signature-document-forged-commissioner-tells-ondo-deputy-governor/</ref> He subsequently reported the matter to the authorities, and an investigation is currently underway.<ref>https://www.channelstv.com/2023/12/09/ondo-commissioner-writes-aiyedatiwa-raises-alarm-over-akeredolus-forged-signature/</ref> Due to the ongoing nature of the investigation, details surrounding the allegations and Obe's specific actions will be updated as official information becomes available. Readers can consult reliable news sources and official government statements for further details. |
Obe's tenure as commissioner has not been without controversy. In December 2023, he raised concerns about the alleged forgery of Governor Akeredolu's signature on official documents.<ref>https://www.legit.ng/nigeria/1567791-akeredolus-signature-document-forged-commissioner-tells-ondo-deputy-governor/</ref> He subsequently reported the matter to the authorities, and an investigation is currently underway.<ref>https://www.channelstv.com/2023/12/09/ondo-commissioner-writes-aiyedatiwa-raises-alarm-over-akeredolus-forged-signature/</ref> Due to the ongoing nature of the investigation, details surrounding the allegations and Obe's specific actions will be updated as official information becomes available. Readers can consult reliable news sources and official government statements for further details. |
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Razaq Obe
Rasaq Obe is a Nigerian engineer, energy expert, and public servant. He currently serves as the Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources for the Ondo State Government.[1] He is known for his advocacy for clean energy and his experience in the oil and gas industry.[2]
Early life and education
Obe was born in Ilara Mokin, Ifedore,Ondo State Nigeria on February 17, 1976. He attended the University of Benin, graduating with a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Petroleum Engineering. He later earned a Master of Science degree in Project Management (Oil & Gas) from the University of Liverpool. He is also an accredited mediator, having received training from the London School of Mediation.[3]
Career
Obe began his career in the oil and gas industry, working for companies such as ExxonMobil and the Nigerian Gas Company. He held various positions, including contract manager, senior procurement advisor, and chairman of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) branch at ExxonMobil.[4]
In December 2021, Obe was appointed Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources for the Ondo State Government. In this role, he has been responsible for overseeing the state's energy sector, including the development of renewable energy projects and the promotion of energy efficiency.[5]
Advocacy for clean energy
Obe is a strong advocate for the transition to cleaner energy sources. He has been vocal about the need for Nigeria to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and invest in renewable energy.[6]
Other activities
In addition to his professional career, Obe is also active in student activism and leadership. At the university, he served as president of the Nigerian University Engineering Students Association (NUESA). He was also a member of the student’s union parliament and vice chairman of the university Congress of the Masses.[7]
Political Life
Obe's tenure as commissioner has not been without controversy. In December 2023, he raised concerns about the alleged forgery of Governor Akeredolu's signature on official documents.[8] He subsequently reported the matter to the authorities, and an investigation is currently underway.[9] Due to the ongoing nature of the investigation, details surrounding the allegations and Obe's specific actions will be updated as official information becomes available. Readers can consult reliable news sources and official government statements for further details.
References
- ^ https://www.tvcnews.tv/2021/11/akeredolu-nominates-14-commissioners-7-special-advisers/
- ^ https://pageone.ng/2021/12/01/meet-razaq-obe-akeredolus-commissioner-nominee/
- ^ https://pageone.ng/2021/12/01/meet-razaq-obe-akeredolus-commissioner-nominee/
- ^ https://tribuneonlineng.com/rasaq-obe-emerges-pengassan-branch-chairman/
- ^ https://www.pwc.com/ng/en/press-room/electricity-act-2023.html
- ^ https://businessday.ng/interview/article/we-hope-to-attract-2bn-investment-to-ondo-create-a-modern-port-obe/
- ^ https://pageone.ng/2021/12/01/meet-razaq-obe-akeredolus-commissioner-nominee/
- ^ https://www.legit.ng/nigeria/1567791-akeredolus-signature-document-forged-commissioner-tells-ondo-deputy-governor/
- ^ https://www.channelstv.com/2023/12/09/ondo-commissioner-writes-aiyedatiwa-raises-alarm-over-akeredolus-forged-signature/