About UsOntario Oil & Gas Nigeria Limited started primarily as a downstream company engaged in petroleum trading activities in Nigeria and the West Africa Sub-Region. Established in 2006, we have within our few years of existence made significant strides in the downstream sector of the oil and gas industry in Nigeria. From a small trading and supply company bridging supply gaps for distribution majors to a major importer of refined products.
With access to trading funds of upwards of $500 million, Ontario Oil & Gas have imported a combined sum over 300,000mt of PMS, DPK and AGO over the last 14months, supplying mostly NNPC and PPMC for PPPRA deliveries. This is in addition to securing lifting rights for 2 million barrels of crude monthly, under the swap contract.
As a result of our excellent performance under the PPPRA scheme, the the NNPC has further increased our contract to supply 100,000mt of refined products monthly for the next 12 months, thereby increasing our import volumes. This rapid increase in capacity necessitated an urgent need to recently acquire a storage facility, a move initially planned for the 2nd quarter of 2012.
Our Objective
"Our top priority is to provide excellent customer service by delivering the products/service that you need when you need them, offering knowledgeable sales and customer service representatives and providing resources to make it easy to do business with our company."
"Our team is committed to providing solutions tailored to suit your energy needs."
Operations
Our operations include importation of petroleum products, local purchases from Pipeline and Products marketing Company (PPMC), and Major Petroleum Marketers. We trade and efficiently transport products directly to end users or bridging shortfalls in the distribution chain of major petroleum product marketers. A through- put arrangement with a number of major marketers enables us to store products to meet up growing demands.
HSE Policy
We recognize the hazards and risks involved in our daily operations and the adverse health consequences that may result from accidents and operation mishaps.
Therefore, company operations are guided by standard safety requirement and continuous personnel training which forms an integral part of our safety policy. Our employees are trained to work on the premise that accidents are preventable hence a zero-incident goal is attainable.
At Ontario, we equate the welfare of our work force and environment to our bottom line. To ensure the highest safety and health standards attainable, management approach is to integrate health and safety objectives with business plan and employee compensation
Key Personnel
BAWO ETIKERENTSE – MD/CEO
ANDREW AYONMIKE – Director, Admin
TAYO ADEBAYO – Chief Financial Officer
MARK EZURUIKE - Engineering Services