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ONS 2026 African Side Event

African Energy Resilience & Security Infrastructure: Foundation for Global Energy Reliability

26 August 2026 • 11:30–12:30 Uburen, Hall 1, 1st Floor – ONS Venue, Stavanger

A high‑level gathering of African government leaders, industry executives, financiers, EPCs, and innovators exploring Africa’s role in global energy resilience, infrastructure security, and transition pathways. Hosted by Nordic Bridge Partner AB, official collaborator of the ONS Foundation.

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Engr. Michael Ifeanyi Anoka, FNSE

Honourable Commissioner for Energy, Delta State Government

High Chief (Engr.) Kestin Ebimorbowei Pondi, FNIIS, FNSE

Managing Director, Tantita Security Services Nigeria Ltd

Olu Philips

Head of Energy Desk, Channels Television, Nigeria

About the Session

Africa’s energy systems are central to global reliability. This side event brings together senior government officials, industry leaders, financiers, EPCs, and security experts to examine how infrastructure protection, resilient energy systems, and strategic investment can strengthen Africa’s contribution to global energy stability.

Key Themes

  • Protection of critical energy infrastructure
  • Regional resilience and security frameworks
  • Energy transition pathways and investment opportunities
  • Collaboration between African and Nordic operators
  • Policy, governance, and development perspectives
  • Technology, innovation, and scalable solutions

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Nordic Bridge Partner AB (NBP) Official collaborator of the ONS Foundation for ONS 2026.

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Oil & Gas Executives, Renewable Energy Companies, Government Agencies, Investors, Engineering Firms, EPC Contractors, Maritime Professionals, Technology Companies, Energy Startups, Climate Tech Innovators, Researchers, Universities, Policy Makers, Manufacturers, Consultants.

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Engr. Michael Ifeanyi Anoka, FNSE

Honourable Commissioner for Energy, Delta State Government

Engr. Michael Ifeanyi Anoka is a seasoned engineer, administrator, and public servant with a career spanning engineering practice, public administration, and community development. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical and Production Engineering and Master’s Degrees in Business Administration and Public Administration.

A COREN‑certified engineer and Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers, he has contributed to major national projects including the Escravos Gas‑to‑Liquids (EGTL) Project, and has held senior roles in engineering, project management, and energy‑sector security.

His public service career includes youth mobilisation, advisory roles, and leadership positions within the Delta State Government. Appointed Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Renewal in 2023 and later redeployed as Commissioner for Energy, he now leads efforts to expand energy access, modernise infrastructure, and strengthen sustainable energy development across the state.

Engr. Anoka is widely respected for his humility, integrity, and commitment to humanitarian causes. At ONS 2026, he contributes a strategic perspective on energy policy, infrastructure development, and regional transformation.

High Chief (Engr.) Kestin Ebimorbowei Pondi, FNIIS, FNSE

Managing Director, Tantita Security Services Nigeria Ltd

High Chief (Engr.) Kestin Ebimorbowei Pondi is a distinguished engineer, public administrator, and business leader with over two decades of experience across civil engineering, marine logistics, oil and gas operations, and national security management. A COREN‑certified engineer and Fellow of both the Nigerian Institute of Industrial Security and the Nigerian Society of Engineers, he is widely recognised for his leadership in safeguarding Nigeria’s critical energy infrastructure.

As Managing Director of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Ltd, he oversees one of the country’s most significant security operations, combating pipeline vandalism and crude oil theft while strengthening national energy resilience. His entrepreneurial portfolio spans marine logistics, petroleum services, and labour administration, reflecting broad expertise and operational excellence.

A respected traditional leader and philanthropist, High Chief Pondi is known for his contributions to peacebuilding, youth empowerment, and regional development. He brings to ONS 2026 a vital perspective at the intersection of energy security, infrastructure protection, and regional stability.

Olu Philips

Head of Energy Desk, Channels Television, Nigeria

Olu Phillips is an accomplished broadcaster, media professional, and energy‑sector analyst with extensive experience covering Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, infrastructure developments, and national economic issues. Known for his clarity, composure, and ability to translate complex technical subjects into accessible dialogue, he has become a respected voice in Nigeria’s media landscape.

With a career spanning major national news platforms, Olu has moderated high‑level conversations involving government leaders, industry executives, policy experts, and international stakeholders. His work has positioned him at the intersection of public communication, energy‑sector reporting, and strategic dialogue facilitation.

Olu brings to ONS 2026 a strong command of Africa’s energy narrative and a proven ability to guide meaningful, balanced, and insightful discussions. His role as moderator ensures a dynamic, well‑structured session that highlights diverse perspectives while maintaining clarity and engagement throughout the event.